vehiculate

t. & i. [Eng. vehicle; -ate.] A. Trans.: To convey, apply, or impart by means of a vehicle. "Try various other means of vehiculating and conveying safe."- Carlyle : Past and Present , bk. ii., ch. i B. In trans.: To ride or drive in a vehicle. "Vehiculating in gigs on otherwise over that piece of London Road." -Carlyle: Cromwell's Letters , ., iii. 34. vě-hic-u-lā-tion, s. [VEHICULATE.] Movement of vehicles; traffic. "The new Road with its lively traffic and vehiculation seven or eight good yards below our level."-Carlyle: Reminiscences , i. 212. vě-hic-u-lā-tõr-ý, a. [Eng. vehiculat (e); -ory.] Designed for carrying. "Logical swim-bladders, transcendental life-preservers, and other precautionary and vehiculatory gear for setting out."-Carlyle: Life of Sterling , ch. viii.