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porterage
/ ˈpɔːtərɪdʒ /
noun
- the work of carrying supplies, goods, etc, done by porters
- the charge made for this
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Word History and Origins
Origin of porterage1
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Example Sentences
Much saving in porterage is thus accomplished; the telegrams are delivered in a few minutes, and rarely, if ever, lost.
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In addition to the porterage of goods they also undertake the hewing of wood, such as is used for warming purposes in the East.
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My bag this time made no great demands on my powers of porterage, consisting as it did of a solitary snipe.
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The man who plunders is no longer a man, he is a machine for porterage, and all who list may treat him as a slave.
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This I was becoming ready, more and more every day, to do; especially as nobody ever now came down for porterage.
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