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What (who) is pushcart - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Pushcart (disambiguation); Push cart
pushcart
(pushcarts)
A pushcart is a cart from which fruit or other goods are sold in the street. (AM; in BRIT, use barrow
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N-COUNT
pushcart
¦ noun a small handcart or barrow.
Pushcart Prize
AMERICAN LITERARY PRIZE
Pushcart Prize XX; The Pushcart Prize; Pushcart Writers' Choice Award; The Pushcart Prize Anthology; The Pushcart Prize anthology
The Pushcart Prize is an American literary prize published by Pushcart Press that honors the best "poetry, short fiction, essays or literary whatnot" published in the small presses over the previous year. Magazine and small book press editors are invited to submit up to six works they have featured.
Wikipedia
Pushcart
Pushcart may refer to:
- A cart that is pushed by one or more persons:
- Baggage cart
- Food cart
- Pastry cart, for serving pastry
- Tea cart, also named teacart, tea trolley and tea wagon, for serving tea or other drinks
- Rail push trolley
- Pushcart Press
- Pushcart Prize
- The Pushcart War, a 1964 children's book by Jean Merrill
Examples of use of pushcart
1. Thirty–five years ago, Hussein launched his business from a pushcart.
2. "We met widows whose sons, 12 or 14 years old, had to do things like pushing a pushcart," Perera says.
3. Ignoring the putrid smell, Salawati, 37, dumped the rubbish into a pushcart before wheeling it to a waiting truck.
4. City police and the bomb disposal squad recovered parts of the completely destroyed pushcart and a bicycle from the scene.
5. And she‘s alone now so I take her to the hospital when she is sick," said Anas, who sells postcards of the synagogue from his pushcart.