Look up: piggyback

1. piggyback
   The transporting of a loaded truck trailer on a flat railcar. See trailer on flat car.
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2. piggyback
   [adv] - on a railroad flatcar 2. [adv] - on the back or shoulder or astraddle on the hip 3. [v] - ride on someone`s shoulders or back 4. [v] - haul truck trailers loaded with commodities on railroad cars 5. [v] - haul by railroad car 6. [v] - carry on the back or shoulders 7. [v] - support on the back and shoulders
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3. piggyback
   (nautical) to install anchors behind each other in tandem
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4. Piggyback
   Multi-ply P.S. laminate consisting of a face stock; a layer of adhesive; a standard release liner; a layer of adhesive; and a standard release liner. This type of product provides a single label that can be applied to a substrate using the adhesive on the middle liner; then the top ply is removed an...
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5. piggyback
   of or relating to the hauling of truck trailers on railroad flatcars (-- service; -- cars). Category: Transport • to carry(truck trailers)by railroad on flatcars Category: Transport • two broadcast commercials aired one after the other featuring two different products of the ...
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6. piggyback
   pickaback adverb on the back or shoulder or astraddle on the hip; `she carried her child piggyback`
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7. piggyback
   noun the act of carrying something piggyback
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8. piggyback
   (pig´e-bak″) supplementary or added on; used to refer to a type of intravenous infusion.
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9. Piggyback
   (1) A direct mail offer that is included free with another offer. (2) Two commercials which are shown back-to-back by the same sponsor.
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