| Summary: | long a For heavier work, the long cart was favoured. This was little more than a heavy, rack-like frame, balanced on a pair of iron-tired wheels. It was an all-purpose vehicle, useful for hauling loads of logs, sacks of feed or barrels of beef. . The driver sat on the load, or on a wooden box, usually covered with a piece of brin bag. DNE-cit Used I and Sup Used I and Sup 3 Used I longer,long in the water,make a long arm,not be the longest,put on the long finger,long-billed mouse,~ bootlong car/cart/gun/-liner/live/rubber/-shanks/sweetness/-tail/-tail account/-tailed duck/-tail(ed) sugar,labrador shew,car,rubber,long and hungry Checked by Jordyn Hughes on Thu 30 Jul 2015, month of march
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