trolly

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trol·ly

(trŏl′ē)

n. & v.

Variant of trolley.

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He was standing upon his trolly, haranguing a gangman, and his shoulders were as well drilled and his big, thick chin was as clean-shaven as ever.

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He roared with amusement when he saw the oxygen cylinders upon the porter's trolly behind us.

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Just then the racket was distracting, a pair-horse trolly lightly loaded with loose rods of iron passing slowly very near us.

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Talking to media persons, he said the main purpose of this campaign was to maintain the smooth traffic system, reflectors must be paste on tractor trolly to control the traffic accident at night time.