The term CART can refer to a variety of different vehicles used for transportation. TUMBREL is a seven letter word for a two-wheeled cart used during the French Revolution, while BARROW is a six letter word for a wheelbarrow. SCHLEP is also a six letter word for carrying something with difficulty, and CARRY is a five letter word for transporting something from one place to another. GIG is a three letter word for a light two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle, and TRANSPORT is a nine letter word for moving people or goods from one place to another. WAGON is a five letter word for a four-wheeled vehicle, and TROLLEY is a seven letter word for a streetcar or TROLLEY car. SHLEP is a five letter word for carrying something with difficulty, and HAUL is a four letter word for carrying something in a vehicle. Finally, DRAY is a four letter word for a low, open cart.