packhorse

Converse of object

• lead: In the distance, Mount Asama in eruption; in the foreground, a coolie leading a packhorse.
• use: Even today, some armies still use sturdy packhorses in very difficult terrain.

Converse of subject

• carry: The Quarry yielded good quality slate which was carried by packhorse to Aberdovey for transport to its final destination by sea.
• transport: It was then transported by packhorse to Byland's property at Clifton, just outside York, on the River Ouse.

Modifies a noun

• bridge: A clear sign points over an old packhorse bridge, showing the walking route to the col.
• trail: Obviously the irony of trying to stop bikes riding on a packhorse trail has escaped them.
• route: However the ancient packhorse route, which avoids the gully, was getting little use.
• track: Tucked away on the western side of Borrowdale is an old packhorse track.
• road: There are also numerous cross roads, packhorse roads, and grass lanes.
• train: Once above ground, the ore was despatched on packhorse trains of up to 70 mules.

Noun used with modifier

century: Crossing the 15th century packhorse bridge Tammy was able to have a swim in the River Kennett, it was a very hot day.