enfreight

I heard this word used in context with shipping livestock over large distances. I think it would be best used to indicate the concept of stowing people or livestock in a small space and then moving them over a large distance. The opposite, defreight, would have similar meaning. I have used both words a lot in the autobiography that I have been working on.

"We had to enfreight our 8 bodies into this tiny car and had driven painfully to our destination"

by Hendrikus J. Kleiss April 4, 2004