shuttled

shuttled
shut·tle || 'ʃʌtl adj. transporting people over a short route (boat, bus, etc.) n. device that holds the horizontal thread and passes it through the vertical threads (Weaving); lower bobbin in a sewing machine; transportation route connecting two locations; vehicle that transports people over a short route (boat, bus, etc.); birdie, ball of cork or rubber with a crown of feathers used in badminton v. travel back and forth; transport back and forth

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