truckle (Meaning)
truckle (n)
a low bed to be slid under a higher bed
truckle (v)
yield to out of weakness
try to gain favor by cringing or flattering
truckle (n.)
A small wheel or caster.
truckle (v. i.)
To yield or bend obsequiously to the will of another; to submit; to creep.
truckle (v. t.)
To roll or move upon truckles, or casters; to trundle.
Synonyms & Antonyms of truckle
truckle Sentence Examples
- The heavy stone truckle was meticulously carved with intricate designs.
- The young apprentice struggled to move the massive truckle of cheese.
- The cartwright's truckle wheels were known for their exceptional durability.
- The blacksmith's forge was filled with a deafening clang as he hammered on a truckle of iron.
- The wheelbarrow's truckle creaked under the weight of the freshly harvested hay.
- The antique truckle bed, adorned with carved wooden posts, was the centerpiece of the bedroom.
- The jewelry maker's truckles were filled with an assortment of precious gems and metals.
- The butcher used a sharp knife to slice through the truckle of prime rib.
- The lumberjack's truckle was essential for transporting logs from the forest.
- The potter's truckle held an array of finely crafted vases, cups, and bowls.
FAQs About the word truckle
a low bed to be slid under a higher bed, yield to out of weakness, try to gain favor by cringing or flatteringA small wheel or caster., To yield or bend obsequi
fuss, drool, fawn, curry favor, toady, bootlick, kowtow, soft-soap, apple-polish, adulate
despise, despise,scorn, disdain, disdain, scorn, jibe, defy, brave, defy
The heavy stone truckle was meticulously carved with intricate designs.
The young apprentice struggled to move the massive truckle of cheese.
The cartwright's truckle wheels were known for their exceptional durability.
The blacksmith's forge was filled with a deafening clang as he hammered on a truckle of iron.
