truckman
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 52
A driver of a truck; a carman. truck-age (age as Ig) (1), s. [Eng. truck (1), v.;- age.] The practice of trucking or bartering goods; truck. truck-age (age as Ig) (2), 8. [Eng. truck (2), ▼.: -age .] The cartage of goods; money paid for the conveyance of goods on a truck; freight. trucker, s. [Eng. truck (1), v.; -er.] One who trucks or barters; a barterer, a trader. "No man having yet driven a saving bargain with this great trucker for souls, by exchanging guilts or bartering one sin for another."- South : Sermons , vol. vi., ser. 9. trúc-kle, subst. [Lat. trochlea =a little wheel, a pulley.] 1. A small wheel or castor. 2. A truckle-bed (q. v.). "He rouz'd the squire, in truckle lolling." Butler: Hudibras, II., ii. 39. 3. The same as TRUCKLE-CHEESE (q. v.).
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