carriage /karˈij/

1. The act or cost of carrying
2. A four-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle for passengers
3. A railway passenger-coach
4. A wheeled support of a gun
5. The structures on which an aeroplane lands
6. A carrying part of a machine
7. The part of a typewriter that carries the paper
8. Bearing, deportment
9. The loop of a sword-belt (Shakespeare)
10. Behaviour (archaic)
11. A burden (Shakespeare)
12. Baggage (Bible)

carrˈiageable adjective

That may be conveyed or transported in carriages

carriage bolt noun a N American name for coach bolt (see under coach).

carriage clock noun

A small portable clock, usu with a case with a handle on top

carriage dog noun

1. A coachdog
2. Another name for Dalmatian

carrˈiage-drive noun

A road for carriages through parks, etc

carriage driving noun

The competitive sport of driving a carriage and horse(s)

carriage-freeˈ adverb

Without charge for transport

carriage-forˈward adverb

Without prepayment of charges for carriage

carriage horse noun

A horse that draws a carriage

carriage line noun

Another name for coachline (see under coach)

carriage-paidˈ adverb

With prepayment of charges for carriage

carriage return noun (computing)

A control character that causes a device to return to a left-hand margin

carriage trade noun

Trade from the wealthy

carrˈiageway noun

A road, or part of a road, used by vehicles

carriage and pair

A carriage drawn by two horses

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