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31wagon — n. (also Brit. waggon) 1 a four wheeled vehicle for heavy loads, often with a removable tilt or cover. 2 Brit. a railway vehicle for goods, esp. an open truck. 3 a trolley for conveying tea etc. 4 (in full water wagon) a vehicle for carrying… …
32Wagon — n. (also Brit. waggon) 1 a four wheeled vehicle for heavy loads, often with a removable tilt or cover. 2 Brit. a railway vehicle for goods, esp. an open truck. 3 a trolley for conveying tea etc. 4 (in full water wagon) a vehicle for carrying… …
33wagon — noun 1 vehicle pulled by animals ADJECTIVE ▪ covered, open ▪ horse drawn ▪ hay, supply ▪ laden ▪ …
34wagon — Synonyms and related words: Black Maria, Conestoga wagon, barge, boat, bus, caravan, carryall, cart, coach, covered wagon, cruiser, dray, ferry, float, haul, haywagon, lighter, paddy wagon, patrol car, patrol wagon, police van, prairie schooner,… …
35wagon — wag|on [ wægən ] noun count * 1. ) a vehicle with four wheels that is usually pulled by horses and is used for carrying heavy loads: Hundreds of settlers traveled west in covered wagons. a horse drawn wagon 2. ) a small open CART with four wheels …
36wagon — See: fix someone s wagon, hitch one s wagon to a star, jump on the bandwagon, off the wagon, on the wagon …
37wagon — /ˈwægən / (say waguhn) noun 1. any of various kinds of four wheeled vehicles, especially one designed for the transport of heavy loads, delivery, etc. 2. Also, railway wagon. a railway truck, especially one for carrying goods, stock, etc. 3. →… …
38Wagon — Ein Güterwagen Ein Reisezugwagen der RhB …
39Wagon — This interesting surname is of Old German and Dutch origin, and is an occupational name for a carter or cartwright. The derivation is from the Old High German wagan (Middle High German wagen ), cognate with the Old Dutch wagen , a wagon, or… …
40wagon — wag|on also waggon BrE [ˈwægən] n [Date: 1400 1500; : Dutch; Origin: wagen] 1.) a strong vehicle with four wheels, used for carrying heavy loads and usually pulled by horses →↑cart 2.) BrE a large open container pulled by a train, used for… …
