to take or carry something along with one; to bring something with you while traveling

To pick up passengers or goods along the way while driving or traveling.

To send a message or letter by asking someone else to carry it

(colloquial) to do something incidentally while on the way; to take the opportunity to do something extra while going somewhere or doing something else

conveniently or in passing; used in some regional dialects

To bring something to someone while on the way, such as a message or a small gift.

to fade in color, typically used when talking about fabrics or clothing

To ask someone to deliver a message or to pass along a message on someone's behalf; to send word

A long saddlebag made of thick cloth used on horses or mules; it is open in the middle with pouches at both ends and can also be carried over the shoulder.