brougham
noun
ˈbrü(-ə)m 
ˈbrō(-ə)m
ˈbrō(-ə)m : a light closed horse-drawn carriage with the driver outside in front
Word History
Etymology
Henry Peter Brougham, Baron Brougham and Vaux †1868 Scottish jurist
First Known Use
1851, in the meaning defined above
broughams
noun
as in phaetons
Synonyms & Similar Words
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- phaetons
- hansoms
- barouches
- surreys
- buckboards
- roadsters
- coupés
- tongas
- hackneys
- victorias
- cabriolets
- cabs
- coupes
- stagecoaches
- carryalls
- chariots
- buggies
- chaises
- rockaways
- coaches
- calèches
- diligences
- troikas
- carriages
- equipages
- caroches
- tandems
- landaus
- stanhopes
- curricles
- droshkies
- gigs
- tilburies
- post chaises
- calashes
- dogcarts
- hackney coaches
- jaunting cars
- hansom cabs
- caleches
- droskies
- rigs
- stages
- go-carts
- traps
- four-in-hands
- turnouts
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