Pronunciation: /ˈsʌmptər/
noun a packhorse or mule used for carrying goods or supplies
A1 A sumpter is a type of pack animal used to carry goods.
A2 The sumpter was loaded with supplies for the long journey.
B1 In medieval times, sumpters were commonly used to transport goods across long distances.
B2 The merchant hired several sumpters to transport his valuable cargo.
C1 The sumpter train stretched for miles, carrying supplies for the army.
C2 The sumpter's sturdy build and strong legs made it ideal for carrying heavy loads over rough terrain.
adjective relating to or suitable for use on a packhorse or mule
A1 The sumpter horse carried all the supplies for the journey.
A2 The sumpter pack was heavy with provisions for the camping trip.
B1 The sumpter cart was loaded with goods for the market.
B2 The sumpter saddlebags were filled with treasures from the far-off land.
C1 The sumpter train transported valuable cargo across the country.
C2 The sumpter caravan made its way through the desert, laden with riches.
formal The sumpter was loaded with provisions for the long journey ahead.
informal I saw a sumpter carrying a heavy load down the street.
slang Check out that sumpter hauling all that stuff!
figurative Her mind was like a sumpter, carrying the weight of her worries.
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