Carry
//ˈkæɹ.ɪ//
Word Type
Verb
Noun
Proper Noun
The word "carry" can be used as verb, noun and proper noun.
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Pia carry Vermont carry as fast as one's legs could carry one ball carry bridal carry campus carry can't carry a tune in a bucket card-carrying carisack carriable carrier carry a torch carry a torch for carry a tune carry all before one carry away carry back carry bag carry coals to Newcastle carry conviction carry corn carry everything before one carry forward carry me out carry me out and bury me decently carry off carry on carry one's heart on one's sleeve carry one's heart upon one's sleeve carry one's own hide to market carry one's own weight carry one's point carry one's weight carry oneself carry out carry out one's bat carry over carry owls to Athens carry someone's water carry the ball carry the bat carry the can carry the day carry the mail carry the mantle carry the message to Garcia carry the torch carry the world before one carry through carry trade carry up carry water for carry weight carry-go-bring-come carry-in carry-lookahead carry-on carry-out carryable carryback carrycot carryforward carrying basket carrying capacity carrying pole carrying the mantle carrying violation carrying-on carrying-pole carryless carrytale cash and carry cash and carry trade concealed carry constitutional carry couldn't carry a note in a bucket diamond carry dot and carry dot-and-carry-one everyday carry fetch and carry fetch-and-carry firefighter's carry fireman's carry full carry hand carry hand-carry handcarry headcarry hypercarry mackerel sky and mare's-tails make lofty ships carry low sails mackerel sky and mare's-tails make tall ships carry low sails miscarry negative carry noncarrying one can't carry two watermelons under one arm open carry open-carry outcarry overcarry permitless carry positive carry princess carry recarry ripple carry speak softly and carry a big stick talk softly and carry a big stick unrestricted carry walk softly and carry a big stick water-carrying wife carrying
Broader Terms (Hypernyms)
act act upon advance appropriate bear birth boost booze bring broadcast capture circularise circularize circulate communicate compensate conquer continue convey conveyance correct counterbalance deliver diffuse disperse displace disseminate distribute do drink effect encourage even off even out even up execute farm feature follow fuddle further give birth go grow have have got hit hit the bottle hold hold up impel imply include influence intercommunicate involve keep locomote maintain make up move nourish nurture obtain pass pass along pass around pass on perform produce promote propagate propel put across raise range seize shift spread support sustain take transfer transfer transferral transport transportation travel win work
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action addition adopt along armed babies bag bear bit boarding boat bring bring along bring somewhere bring with bringing bringing wood brining brining something burden capture cash cash and deliver deliver something digit diss earth fetch fetching fetching things food foreign exchange market frost getting getting places goods grip hand hand moving hare haul have heavy hold hold it hold move hold something hold with holding holding object holding something holding stuff holding things holding up holding walking insult interest rate land lift lift bring lift move lift movement lift take lift then lift to lift up lifting lifting moving lifting something load lug luggage maintain means means lug move movement moving moving object moving objects moving something moving things navigable object objects on luggage personally pick pick up picking picking up places port portable portage position pregnant putting putting load resolve ship somewhere stock stuff supply take take over take with taking taking with then tote tote along toting toting something toting things tract transmit transport transport personally transport something transporting travel unit up walking water weapon wood
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