Handcarts [noun]

A pedlar's cart, a handcart; they had seen it stop in the village street.

They were wheeling a handcart with the flowers in it, and were quite surprised to find the bed occupied.

When I look at one picture I see a man and a woman with a handcart loaded with household furniture.

A little handcart was among the office equipment, and very often Bart did light delivering.

A very old priest, too feeble to walk, was trundled by two young priests in a handcart.

A handcart is a contrivance propelled along railway metals by pumping at a handle.

A handcart full of earth was being taken along the edge of the roadway, with one man in the shafts and another pushing behind.

The bearer of the handcart stopped at the door indicated by the woman, and lifted the stricken man in his arms.

There a boy draws a handcart piled up with apricots, oranges, and nuts.

I found myself wrapped in one of our blankets, lying under the handcart.