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Carry

speaker

Meaning

Verb

To
(something) and
to
; to
(something) by
ing.
To
from one place (such as a country,
, or
) to another.
To
or
; to extend.
To
; to
using force
To lead or guide.
To
or supply (something); to
store.
To
(something); take (something) over.
To
or
on, especially in a
assembly
In Arithmetic:
In an
, to
the
what is
in the
in a
to the
to the
in order to be
there.
To have,
,
or
(something).
To be
; to travel.
To
, to diss.
In Nautical:
To
a
by
and boarding.
In Sports:
To
(the
) whilst
possession.
To
person.
To
(with).
To have
power; to propel.
To
the
; said of a horse.
In Hunting:
To have
or
the
when
, as a hare.
To
or
through
,
a
or principle
to
in (e.g. a
); to
in; to win.
To get
of by
; to capture.
To
; to
; have a particular
; to show or exhibit
To
(oneself); to
or conduct.
To
the
or
of
or having, as
,
, etc; from
to another.
To have a
; to be armed.
In Gaming:
To be
for a team's success.
In Southern US English:
to
(in the general
, not
by lifting)
In American English & Canadian English:
To
a
, such as a gun.

Noun

A
of
or
something; the
or
in which something is carried.
A
over which
or
are
between two
of
water; a portage.
In Computing & Pregnancy:
The
or
that is
in an
operation.
In Finance:
The
or cost of
an
over time.
In Golf:
The
by the
when
, until it
the ground.
In Finance:
Carried interest.
In British English:
The
; cloud-drift.

Name

A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

carry
English
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carrien
Middle English (1100-1500)
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carier
Anglo-Norman
Sourced from
Etym

Antonyms

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