Converse of object

• motorise: If you can't walk - hire a motorized cart.

• upset: But the man who could really upset the apple cart is Britain's Leon Haslam.

• pull: The donkey, seeing the horse pulling an old cart full of cow manure cried out " Oh, what happened to you?

• push: I had a friend called Henry he was 10 and pushed the cart along the mine.

• draw: The earliest railways employed teams of horses to draw carts over the track.

Preposition: before

• horse: But there is a serious danger of putting the cart before the horse.

Adjective modifier

• one-horse: Having reached the bank on the Ganges, he would halt at the place allocated for parking and tying up one-horse carts.

• two-wheeled: The chariots are small two-wheeled carts, which are pulled by two to four horses at great speed around the track.

• four-wheeled: It also pushed a four-wheeled cart around on stage.

• rickety: Teaching & Projects Abroad is based in the bustling city of Kathmandu full of jostling crowds, rickety bullock carts and noisy auto-rickshaws.

• laden: The large doorway at the front of the building enabled fully laden carts to enter.

Modifies a noun

• rut: The scale of activity is indicated by the presence of cart ruts leading into the excavated rubbish pits.

• shed: I am sure there will be many binders left now retired in cart sheds throughout the land.

• software: We now offer a complete range of shopping cart software to allow you to cost effectively set up a full on line service.

Noun used with modifier

• shopping: Can I install a shopping cart with our hosting package?

• horse-drawn: Each boulder was transported on a low horse-drawn cart.

• bullock: We see still families in bullock carts on the roads moving to places of safety.

• donkey: But in the main, the donkey carts are gone.

• ox: In many parts of the world ox carts can exist alongside designer trainers, washing ells beside mobile phones.

• golf: Sorry, there are no rental cars in San Pedro - only rental golf carts which are ideal on the sandy streets.