a light open wagon, with two or more seats; a station-wagon.

(a) a horse-drawn wagon used on a ranch; (b) an estate car.

an estate car, now rare; originally a light, horse-drawn wagonette designed to accommodate passengers and goods (cf. break, n.2).

(a) attributive designating a coat or other article of outerwear designed for outdoor work and recreation (now rare); (b) a vehicle designed for…

Originally U.S. A large car designed to carry goods as well as passengers, having a rear door leading to an open storage area behind the seats; an…

A large car, van, or truck capable of carrying a number of passengers or different types of loads.

(a) = sport utility n. (a) at compounds 4a (now rare); (b) = sport utility n. (b) at compounds 4a.

= utility, n. 4b.

A utility vehicle (see sense compounds 3b(a)). chiefly Australian and New Zealand.

a light saloon motor car spec. constructed or adapted to carry both passengers and goods; also elliptical.

Short for station wagon, n. 3. Also more gen., a motor car (colloquial).

= estate car n.

= sport utility vehicle n. at sport, n.1 compounds 4a.