0 present participle of ferry
1 to transport people or goods in a vehicle, especially regularly and often:
However, his first task was skippering the landing pontoon, ferrying stores from ship to shore.
That would more than pay the cost of ferrying such a lorry to the mainland.
I am not dealing with the ferrying of children to special or denominational schools, which is a standing problem of a different kind.
We should not overlook this fact: postal service is about more than just ferrying around letters and parcels.
It covers take off, ferrying, payload capacity and many other aspects.
There is the further ferrying or transport by road of goods and passengers to areas which are no longer to be served direct.
Many of those operating these ferries are crofters when they are not ferrying.
For example, the appointments arrangements are still appallingly bad, as are the transport facilities for ferrying patients to and fro.
