waggon
/ˈwæɡən/
noun
- A vehicle with four wheels, used for carrying heavy loads, often pulled by horses or other animals.
- The farmer loaded the hay onto the waggon and drove it back to the barn.
- In the old days, settlers traveled west in covered waggons.
- The children played in an old wooden waggon that had been left in the yard.
- A railway car used for carrying freight.
- The train had twenty waggons loaded with coal.
- Workers inspected each waggon before the train departed.
- A freight waggon derailed near the station, causing delays.
- A small cart or toy vehicle for children to pull or push.
- They used a waggon to carry their beach towels and cooler to the shore.
- The toddler pulled his red waggon full of stuffed animals.
- She filled her waggon with sand and dumped it in the sandbox.
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