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100 Words to Use Instead of “Carry”

March 25, 2026

100 Words to Use Instead of

No. Item Definition
1. abscond with leave taking something with you
2. accumulate gather over time; build up
3. airlift transport by aircraft, often urgently
4. amass gather and keep together
5. backpack carry in a backpack
6. barge transport by barge
7. bear support or carry a load
8. boat transport by boat
9. bring carry something to where you are
10. broadcast send out to many receivers
11. bundle wrap up and carry together
12. bus transport people by bus
13. cargo carry as goods on a vehicle
14. cart carry in a cart or vehicle
15. cause bring about; lead to
16. collect pick up and take away
17. convey carry and deliver to a destination
18. deliver take something to its recipient
19. dispatch send off to a destination
20. don put on and wear
21. download transfer data to your device
22. drag pull along while carrying weight
23. drive transport by driving a vehicle
24. elevate lift and carry to a higher level
25. entail involve as a necessary result
26. escort accompany while guiding or carrying
27. export send out to another place
28. ferry carry people or goods across
29. filch steal small items; carry off
30. fly transport by airplane
31. forward send on to another place
32. freight transport goods as cargo
33. gather collect and carry together
34. generate produce; bring about
35. handcarry carry by hand; not checked
36. haul pull or carry with effort
37. have on wear clothing or accessories
38. heft lift and carry something heavy
39. hike out carry out while hiking
40. hoist lift and carry upward
41. hold keep in the hands or arms
42. hump carry with effort, often on back
43. import bring in from another place
44. incur bring upon yourself; become subject
45. introduce bring in; present to others
46. involve include as part of something
47. keep continue to have or hold
48. lead to result in; bring about
49. lift raise and carry in the hands
50. load put onto a vehicle to carry
51. lug carry something heavy awkwardly
52. mail send through the postal system
53. maintain keep in existence; sustain
54. make off with steal and carry away
55. move take from one place to another
56. nick steal; take and carry off
57. pack carry in a bag or on back
58. pinch steal; take and carry off
59. pipe transport through a pipe
60. pipeline transport through pipes
61. pocket carry in a pocket
62. port carry, especially in the arms
63. propel move something forward while bearing it
64. pull draw along while moving it
65. purloin steal; take and carry away
66. push move something while supporting it
67. rail transport by train
68. raise lift up and carry
69. relay pass along; transmit onward
70. remove take away; carry off
71. result in bring about as an outcome
72. retain keep possession of; hold onto
73. round up gather and bring together
74. run off with take and carry away quickly
75. schlep carry something with effort
76. ship send or carry by transport
77. shoulder carry on the shoulder
78. sling carry with a strap or sling
79. spirit away carry off secretly
80. steal take and carry away unlawfully
81. stow pack away for carrying
82. strap carry secured with a strap
83. support hold up; bear the weight
84. sustain support over time; keep going
85. take carry something to a place
86. tote carry, especially something bulky
87. tow pull a vehicle or load
88. train transport by train service
89. transfer move something to another place
90. transport move goods from place to place
91. truck transport by truck
92. trundle move while carrying on wheels
93. underpin support from below; hold up
94. uphold support or maintain a rule
95. upload send data to a server
96. walk away with take and carry off
97. walk off with take and carry away
98. wear have clothing on your body
99. wheel push or carry on wheels
100. yield produce; give as a result
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