Dray (noun)

A low, flat-bottomed cart without sides, used for carrying heavy loads.

Origin:

Middle english (in the sense "a cart"): from old english dræge, of germanic origin; related to dutch dragen to carry.

Examples:

1. The dray was used to transport barrels of beer from the brewery.
2. The farmer used his dray to move large bales of hay from the field.
3. The dray was pulled by a team of horses.
4. The dray was a common mode of transportation in the 19th century.
5. The dray driver was skilled in maneuvering the cart through narrow streets and busy traffic.