The term 'away carried' can be broken down into four words: BORNE, RIDE, sent, and rode. BORNE is a five-letter word meaning to be supported or held up, usually by physical means. RIDE is a four-letter word meaning to sit on and control the movement of a horse, bicycle, or other vehicle. Sent is a four-letter word meaning to cause or allow something to go from one place to another. Finally, rode is a four-letter word meaning to travel on horseback or on a bicycle. Together, these four words describe the act of carrying something away, either by physically supporting it, riding on a vehicle, or sending it to another location.