tanker
/ˈtæŋkər/Definitions
1. noun
A ship or aircraft that carries liquids such as oil or fuel in bulk.
“The tanker brought in a large shipment of gasoline to the port.”
2. noun
A large container or vehicle used for transporting liquids or gases in bulk.
“The tanker truck delivered a load of propane to the residential area.”
3. noun
A combat vehicle, typically armored, that is designed to withstand damage and support infantry operations.
“The tankers played a key role in the battle to secure the city.”
4. verb
To supply or transport something, especially a liquid or gas, in bulk.
“The company will tanker in more fuel to meet the increasing demand.”
5. verb
To make a loud noise, especially a sudden, explosive one.
“The fireworks tankered loudly as they lit up the sky.”