Similar words: wheel, pinwheel, wheelbase, cartwheel, wheelchair, color wheel, wheel and deal, wheelbarrow. Meaning: [hwɪːld /w-] 
adj. having wheels; often used in combination.
adj. having wheels; often used in combination. 
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(181) As they wheeled me into the operating room, I looked back saw my boyfriend waving goodbye.
(182) The key technologies related to the structure of the wheel train, the steering mechanism and the power system on the 6 - wheeled rocker - bogie mode locomotive system are discussed in depth.
(183) The door opened and the waiter wheeled in the tea trolley.
(184) Metal - wheeled chariots are the prototype of the tanks of modern warfare.
(185) Small wheeled bikes like the Strida can take some getting used to — some riders find it easy to topple over on them.
(186) Place several pair stations in a single room. Use wheeled chairs and linoleum or tile floors.
(187) At 7 a.m. on January 20, orderlies wheeled Julian toward the center's sixth - floor operating suite.
(188) A wheeled cart can move loads that will otherwise require two or more trips to carry between the laundry room and the walk-in closets.
(189) Firstly, A whole control model is given after analyzing the wheeled structure with nonholonomic constraints and the model of DC servo-motor building.
More similar words: wheel, pinwheel, wheelbase, cartwheel, wheelchair, color wheel, wheel and deal, wheelbarrow, ferris wheel, wheel and axle, freewheeling, potter's wheel, spinning wheel, steering wheel, grease the wheels, keeled, at the eleventh hour, heel, heels, wheeze, wheezy, wheedle, wheezing, achilles' heel, head over heels, peeler, feeler, treeless, electric eel, white elephant.