trundle

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Synonyms for trundle

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Word Origin & History

1540s (implied in trundle bed "low bed on small wheels"), possibly from Middle English trendle "wheel, suspended hoop" (early 14c.), from Old English trendel "ring, disk" (see trend). Also probably in part from Old French trondeler "to roll," which is of Germanic origin.

Example Sentences fortrundle

“In other words, you direct me to trundle on board as fast as I can,” said Adair.

There were plenty of others who wanted to trundle the wheelbarrow.

Chicken Little was to sleep in the trundle bed with Katy and Gertie.

Some of the youngsters were tucked away in trundle beds, you may be sure.

“Only Trundle there,” i.e., only that poor insignificant thing there!

On the wedding day, however, Trundle made an effort to assert himself.

This proves that Trundle was the mari de la femme, with no will of his own.

But Trundle, the cypher, no one thought of him, no one cared about his speech.

But it had to be broken to her by Trundle, in right of his office.

Now, to do him justice, Trundle was a thoroughgoing boatswain.

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