Truckle

truk'l, v.i. to yield meanly to the demands — of another ns. Truckler, Truckling. Extension of Truck, r.J [of Truck. «.] Truckle, truk'l, w a.small wheel or caster. [Dim. Truckle bed, tnik'l-bed. a low bed on wheels that may be pushed under another. [Sec Truck, «.] Truck-system, truk'-sis'tem, the practice of paying workmen in goods instead of money, [Sec Truck, v Truculent, truk'u-Ient, ad/, very fierce barbarous cruel: inspiring terror.— niff. Truc'u- — lantly. h. Trucnilence. [L. truculent us trux, wild, fierce.] Trudge, truj, f. to travel on foot to travel with labour or effort to march heavily on. [Allied to Tread and Trot, and influenced by Drudge.] fStc, far mS, h mine;; Trva*