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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Truckle


I know tongue twisters most of the time don't make any sense. But I'd like to know this one, please: "Two truckee truckers truculently truckling." ? I only understood the words in boldface. I couldn't find the word truckee and the meaning I found for truckle bears no relation to the sentence given.

Best wishes,
Sophia
  

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Sophia: As you say, you have to stretch these tongue twisters to make any sense of them. Anyway, Truckee is a city in Califonia. So Truckee truckers are people who drive trucks for a living who have homes in Truckee.

  • Sophia: As you say, you have to stretch these tongue twisters to make any sense of them.
  • Anyway, Truckee is a city in Califonia.
  • So Truckee truckers are people who drive trucks for a living who have homes in Truckee.
  • Truckle can be a verb meaning to roll around on small roller wheels (like the wheels on a suitcase, or a piece of heavy furniture).
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Sophia:
As you say, you have to stretch these tongue twisters to make any sense of them.

Anyway, Truckee is a city in Califonia. So Truckee truckers are people who drive trucks for a living who have homes in Truckee. Truckle can be a verb meaning to roll around on small roller wheels (like the wheels on a suitcase, or a piece of heavy furniture).
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To truckling comes from the 1600s and it means to sleep on a truckle bed.

Truckee is the name of a river and canyon that runs through Nevada and California, and also a town (pop. 2,000) in the mountains of California.

K.

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Thank you, Alphecca Stars.

Best wishes,
Sophia
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Hi reefannie,

Thank you!

Best wishes,
Sophia

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