barrow

noun
UK /ˈbær.əʊ/
US /ˈbær.oʊ/

A barrow is a small cart with one wheel that you push to carry things.

The gardener pushed the barrow full of leaves across the yard.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A large pile of earth or stones built over a grave in ancient times.

Archaeologists opened the ancient barrow to study the burial inside.

3. A castrated male pig.

The farmer kept a barrow in the pen with the other pigs.

4. A mound or small hill.

We climbed the grassy barrow to get a better view of the valley.