Shuttle (noun)

1. A vehicle for transporting people or goods between two points, especially between a space station and the earth.
2. A shuttle bus or train service between two places.
3. A tool for interlacing warp threads with weft threads in weaving.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from middle low german schutte 'loom for weaving', also 'move back and forth', from schutten 'to shake'; related to shake.

Examples:

1. The astronauts used the shuttle to get to the space station.
2. The company provides a shuttle service to the airport.
3. She was using the shuttle to weave a tapestry.
4. The shuttle bus was very convenient for the passengers.
5. The shuttle train was a faster way to travel between the two cities.