Kart, noun:
1. A small, lightweight, and open-wheeled vehicle used for recreational and competitive racing. Typically powered by a two or four-stroke engine, karts are characterized by their low center of gravity, responsive handling, and high power-to-weight ratio. They are primarily designed for racing on specially designated tracks or circuits.
2. A common abbreviation for a shopping cart or trolley, typically used in supermarkets or retail stores to transport groceries or goods. These carts typically have a basket or compartment with wheels for easy maneuverability by customers.
3. In the context of online gaming, a "kart" refers to a playable character or vehicle in racing-themed video games. It is often associated with colorful and exaggerated vehicles driven by characters in fictional, cartoonish settings, such as Mario Kart.
4. A Finnish and Estonian term for a type of flat bread made from rye flour and baked in traditional ovens. This bread is a staple in both Finnish and Estonian cuisine and is typically flavored with various seeds or spices.
5. A slang term used in British English to describe a joke, prank, or deceitful action, often intended to cause amusement or confusion. This term is commonly used in informal conversations or among friends as a way to denote playful mischief.
