Freighter (noun)

1. A ship or aircraft designed and used primarily for carrying goods and materials.
2. A vehicle or vessel used for transporting goods and cargo.

Origin:

From freight + -er, meaning "a ship or aircraft that carries freight.".

Examples:

1. The freighter was loaded with crates of electronic goods bound for foreign shores.
2. The freighter set sail early in the morning, ready to start its long journey across the ocean.
3. The freighter was one of the largest vessels in the port, dwarfing the smaller fishing boats and pleasure craft nearby.
4. The freighter was a familiar sight in the harbor, coming and going at all hours as it carried goods to and from the city.
5. The freighter was an important part of the local economy, providing jobs for the crew and supporting local businesses through the transportation of goods.