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Transportation of goods for the purpose of trade, by sea or land; hence, trade between different countries or place, or commerce

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To give attention to

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Disordered, ruffled, disorderly, untidy.

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The gait of a horse, etc., when galloping; in general, a loping gate between a walk and a run, quick, continuous movement

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Cleft; split; divided: as, two feet or hoofs (characteristic of oxen and other ruminants). Split to a certain depth, so as to give a double extremity

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A wood or thicket of small trees or bushes; esp. one grown for periodical cutting

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Somewhat blear. Dim from a watery discharge or other superficial affection, as the eyes. To render the eyes dim, misty or indistinct

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An indication or omen of something about to happen, esp. something momentous or calamitous; a sign, esp. of coming evil; an ominous occurrence; also ominous significance.

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To walk or ride with a jolting pace, 'to move with small shocks like those of a low trot'; to move on at a heavy or laboured pace, to trudge; hence, to move on, go on, be off

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At, in or to that place over there