Transport

trans-pōrt′, v.t. to carry acro or from one place to another: to banish: to carry away by violence of pa ion or pleasure.— ns. Trans′port , carriage from one place to another: a ve el for conveyance: the conveyance of troops and their nece aries by sea or land: ecstasy; Transportabil′ity .— adj. Transpor′table , that may be carried acro .— ns. Transpor′tal , transportation; Transpor′tance ( Shak. ), conveyance, removal; Transportā′tion , removal: banishment.— p.adj. Transpor′ted , carried away with ecstatic emotion.— adv. Transpor′tedly .— ns. Transpor′tedne ; Transpor′ter .— p.adj. Transpor′ting , carrying away with emotion: pa ionate: ravishing.— adv. Transpor′tingly .— ns. Trans′port-rid′er , a carrier; Trans′port-ship , -ve ′el , a ship used for transporting, esp. for conveying troops, stores, . [L. trans , acro , portāre , to carry.]