tilbury
/ˈtɪlbəri/
noun
- A light, two-wheeled carriage without a top, popular in the 19th century.
- She learned to drive a tilbury on her grandfather's estate during summer visits.
- The wealthy gentleman arrived at the picnic in a sleek tilbury pulled by a single horse.
- In the old painting, a tilbury waits outside the country inn for its passengers.