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Meanings of carter in English
Englishman and Egyptologist who in 1922 discovered and excavated the tomb of Tutankhamen (1873-1939)
Usage of carter in English
1
The milker and carter were preparing fodder; these he joined and helped.
2
The other servants are lazy and slack-themilker and carter especially so.
3
The carter was a prisoner there, locked safely in with his horses.
4
The carter's whip snaked out so fast that Abigail hardly saw it.
5
The end of his carter's whip quivered high up in the blue.
6
I got it from a carter who saw something of the business.
7
Gissel's carter was late, but they found a table near the back.
8
A carter was eating at another table; he said to this man:-
9
Over at a table, he caught sight of a carter he knew.
10
I could see nothing beyond the narrow circle of the carter's lamp.
11
The applicant proved to be a rude-looking carter well coated with mud.
12
Much as the carter growled and cursed, he had to go along.
13
His name was Dick, and he had described himself as a carter.
14
His loathing, his hatred of woman made him swear like a carter.
15
The carter, therefore, is a man of much importance on a farm.
16
Jim was my first head carter, and he dearly loved a horse.
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Portuguese
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United Kingdom
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