| AWESTRUCK | • awestruck adj. Filled or overcome with awe or wonder. • awe-struck adj. Alternative form of awestruck. • AWESTRUCK adj. stricken with awe. |
| DUMPTRUCK | • dump␣truck n. A heavy truck, for carrying loose, bulk cargo, having a hinged bed that allows the contents to be unloaded… • dump␣truck n. (Slang) A large pair of buttocks. • DUMPTRUCK n. a lorry with a tipping container. |
| FIRETRUCK | • firetruck n. (US) Alternative form of fire truck. • firetruck interj. (Euphemistic, colloquial) Fuck. • fire␣truck n. (Firefighting) A ladder truck, a vehicle used by firefighters to gain access to the upper stories of… |
| MISSTRUCK | • misstruck v. Simple past tense and past participle of misstrike. • MISSTRIKE v. to strike wrongly. |
| OUTSTRUCK | • outstruck v. Simple past tense of outstrike. • OUTSTRIKE v. to outdo in striking. |
| RUCKSACKS | • rucksacks n. Plural of rucksack. • RUCKSACK n. a knapsack. |
| RUCKSEATS | • RUCKSEAT n. a folding seat attached to a rucksack for camping. |
| SEMITRUCK | • semitruck n. Alternative form of semi truck. • semi-truck n. Alternative form of semi truck. • semi␣truck n. An 18-wheeler. |
| SUNSTRUCK | • sunstruck adj. Afflicted with sunstroke. • SUNSTRUCK adj. affected with sunstroke. |
| TRUCKABLE | • truckable adj. Transportable by truck. • truckable adj. Traversable by truck. • TRUCKABLE adj. that can be conveyed by truck. |
| TRUCKAGES | • truckages n. Plural of truckage. • TRUCKAGE n. transportation of goods by trucks, also TRUCKING. |
| TRUCKFULS | • truckfuls n. Plural of truckful. • TRUCKFUL n. as much as a truck can hold. |
| TRUCKINGS | • truckings n. Plural of trucking. • TRUCKING n. transportation of goods by trucks, also TRUCKAGE. |
| TRUCKLERS | • trucklers n. Plural of truckler. • TRUCKLER n. one who truckles, or yields servilely to the will of another. |
| TRUCKLINE | • truckline n. (North American) A company that uses trucks to transport goods. • TRUCKLINE n. a transportation line using trucks. |
| TRUCKLING | • truckling adj. Apt to truckle, often fawning, obsequious, ingratiating. • truckling v. Present participle of truckle. • truckling n. Fawning; ingratiation. |
| TRUCKLOAD | • truckload n. The contents of a full truck or lorry. • truckload n. (Slang) A large number. • TRUCKLOAD n. the contents of a truck. |
| TRUCKSTOP | • truckstop n. Alternative form of truck stop. • truck␣stop n. (Chiefly North America, Australia) A roadside service area, usually consisting of a restaurant and service… • TRUCKSTOP n. a place providing fuel, oil and service facilities for truck drivers. |