hand truck

American  

noun

1. truck.

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Etymology

Origin of hand truck

First recorded in 1915–20

Example Sentences

Some nights, she peeks outside her tent and sees the trucks unload the goods, and other times she can hear people hauling the produce onto the street by wheelbarrow or hand truck.

From Los Angeles Times

Did I share that some have the ability to connect to an integral two-wheeled hand truck to transport them to a job site?

From Seattle Times

He helped so many friends and colleagues move from one apartment or house to the next, always willing to do the heavy lifting, that he was nicknamed “the human hand truck.”

From Los Angeles Times

Then the guy grabbed my hand truck and said, “Here, let me give you a hand.”

From Los Angeles Times

He moved to Harlem with his mother and a sister when he was 10 and eventually got a job pushing a hand truck in the garment district.

From New York Times