wagon or waggon /wagˈən/

1. A four-wheeled vehicle, esp one for carrying heavy goods
2. An open railway truck or a closed railway van
3. A car, esp an estate car (informal)
4. A movable piece of furniture with shelves (see dinner-wagon under dinner)
5. A chariot (obsolete)

To transport by wagon

To travel in a wagon

wagˈonage noun

1. Conveyance by wagon, or money paid for it
2. A collection of wagons (Carlyle)

wagˈoner or waggˈoner noun

1. Someone who drives a wagon
2. A charioteer (obsolete)

wagonetteˈ noun

A kind of carriage with one or two seats crosswise in front, and two back seats arranged lengthways and facing inwards

wagˈonful noun

wagon box or wagon bed noun

The carrying part of a wagon

wagˈonload noun

1. The load carried by a wagon
2. A great amount

wagon lock noun

A kind of iron shoe or other device placed on the rear wheel of a wagon to retard motion in going downhill

wagon roof or wagon vault noun

A barrel vault

wagon train noun

1. A collection or service of army vehicles for the conveyance of ammunition, provisions, the sick, etc
2. A train of usu horse-drawn wagons used by pioneer settlers to travel into new territory (historical)

wagˈonwright noun

A maker of wagons

on (or off) the wagon (informal)

Abstaining (or no longer abstaining) from alcohol

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