transport
Cross references:
1. banish 2. carry 3. ecstasy
1. trans.port \tran(t)s-'po-(*)rt, -'po.(*)rt\
\.tran(t)s-.po-rt-*-'bil-*t-e-, -.po.rt-\ \tran(t)s-'po-rt-*-b*l, -'po.rt-\
vt [ME transporten, fr. MF or L; MF transporter, fr. L transportare], fr.
trans- + portare to carry - more at FARE 1: to convey from one place to
another : CARRY 2: ENRAPTURE {~ed with delight} 3: to send to a penal
colony overseas - trans.port.abil.i.ty n
2. trans.port \'tran(t)s-.po-(*)rt, -.po.(*)rt\ n often attrib 1: act of
transporting : TRANSPORTATION 2: strong or intensely pleasurable emotion :
ECSTASY, RAPTURE {~s of joy} 3a: a ship for carrying soldiers or military
equipment 3b: a vehicle (as a truck or plane) used to transport persons or
goods 3c: a system of public conveyance : TRANSIT 4: a transported
convict