Definitions

1. verb

to hold or have something in one’s hands or arms, especially for a short distance.

“She carried the heavy suitcase up the stairs.”

2. noun

the act of holding or having something in one’s hands or arms, especially for a short distance.

“The carry of the baby was too much for her to handle alone.”

3. verb

to be able to support or accommodate something, especially in terms of weight or capacity.

“This bridge is not designed to carry the weight of heavy trucks.”

4. noun

a person or thing that is able to support or accommodate something, especially in terms of weight or capacity.

“The aircraft is its own carry, requiring no additional support.”

5. verb

to engage in a particular activity or conversation.

“He was carrying on a lively conversation with the host.”

6. noun

the act of engaging in a particular activity or conversation.

“The carry of the discussion was dominated by a single speaker.”

7. verb

to bring or take something to a place, especially by holding or lifting it.

“Can you carry the groceries to the car?”

8. noun

a person or thing that brings or takes something to a place.

“The carry of the mail is a vital service in rural areas.”

9. verb

to be in charge of or responsible for something.

“She carries the team to victory with her exceptional leadership.”

10. noun

a person or thing that is in charge of or responsible for something.

“The team’s carry is the coach, who makes all the strategic decisions.”