B1nountravel
US/ˈwæɡ.ən/
UK/ˈwæɡ.ən/
a vehicle with four wheels, pulled by horses, for carrying heavy loads; also a train car for goods
In context
In the past, farmers used horse-drawn wagons to take rice to the market.
The long goods train was pulling forty wagons full of coal.
The family loaded all their belongings onto a wagon pulled by two oxen.
Words that go with wagon
adjective + noun
- horse-drawn wagonTourists can take a ride in a horse-drawn wagon around the old town.
- covered wagonEarly settlers crossed America in covered wagons.
noun + noun
- station wagonMy parents drove an old station wagon with room for the whole family.
- wagon wheelAn old wagon wheel hung on the wall of the restaurant.
- freight wagonThe freight wagons were loaded with wood and steel.
verb + noun
- pull a wagonTwo strong horses pulled the wagon up the hill.
- load a wagonThe workers loaded the wagon with sacks of rice.