wagon
/ˈwæɡən/
verb
- To transport or carry something in a wagon.
- They wagoned the supplies to the campsite.
- The workers wagoned the hay bales to the barn.
- We wagoned the children around the farm for a tour.
noun
- A four-wheeled vehicle used for carrying goods or people, often pulled by horses or other animals.
- Pioneers traveled west in covered wagons.
- The farmer loaded hay onto the wagon.
- We rented a small wagon to carry our luggage from the train station.
- A child's small, open cart with four wheels, used for play or carrying toys.
- The little boy pulled his red wagon full of blocks.
- She gave her doll a ride in the wagon.
- We filled the wagon with sand toys and headed to the beach.
- A shopping cart, especially a large one used in warehouse stores.
- She loaded the wagon with groceries and baby supplies.
- The store provides large wagons for bulk purchases.
- He pushed the wagon through the supermarket aisles.