chariot
/ˈtʃɛriət/
verb
- To carry or transport someone in a chariot or as if in a chariot.
- The hero was charioted to the palace after his victory.
- In the dream, she was charioted across the sky by winged horses.
- They charioted the statue through the streets on a decorated cart.
noun
- A two-wheeled vehicle pulled by horses, used in ancient times for racing, war, and ceremonies.
- The museum displayed a reconstructed chariot from the Bronze Age.
- The Roman general rode into the city in a golden chariot.
- In ancient Egypt, pharaohs used chariots for hunting and battle.
- A light, fast carriage used in processions or parades.
- The princess waved from her flower-covered chariot in the parade.
- The carnival queen stood tall in her chariot, tossing candy to the crowd.
- A white chariot carried the bride and groom through the town.