English Dictionary

Definition of “trug”

trug (trʌɡ )

(British) a long shallow basket made of curved strips of wood and used for carrying flowers, fruit, etc

C16: perhaps dialect variant of trough

Her sister had brought a trowel and Constance's trug was soon generously filled.

Ferrars, Elizabeth The Other Devil's Name

I said I'd slipped on the steps in my upper garden while carrying a trug full of weeds.

Meek, M R D In Remembrance of Rose

Rose picked up her secateurs and had soon filled the old gardening trug with her favourite off white old roses.

Cathy Kelly JUST BETWEEN US (2002)

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