Tanker (noun)

1. A large ship or boat used to transport oil or other liquids.
2. A truck or other vehicle that carries liquids.

Origin:

From the noun tank, with the suffix -er, meaning one that carries.

Examples:

1. The oil tanker spilled thousands of gallons of oil into the ocean.
2. The tanker truck overturned on the highway, causing a major traffic jam.
3. The military has a fleet of tanker aircraft to refuel other planes in mid-flight.
4. The tanker was loaded with crude oil and set sail for the port.
5. The tanker was en route to Japan when it was hijacked by pirates.