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trundler

British  
/ ˈtrʌndlə /

noun

  1. a golf bag or shopping trolley

  2. a child's pushchair

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Defoe tries to thread it into the bottom right, but his trundler is never beating Lloris, who gathers calmly enough.

From The Guardian

Defoe tries to thread it into the bottom right, but his trundler is never beating Lloris, who gathers calmly enough.

From The Guardian

Undoubtedly, as a trundler Mr. Benyon was superb.

From Project Gutenberg

Yessum, I slep' on de little trundler bed what pushed up under de big bed, in durinst de day.

From Project Gutenberg

In this Test Bresnan has booted the charge that he looks a bland trundler at this level into the River Yarra.

From The Guardian