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Meanings of waggon in English

Portuguese
carro
Catalan
remolc
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A car that has a long body and rear door with space behind rear seat.

carro
Usage of waggon in English
1
The waggon aforesaid had approached the gateway in the most innocent manner.
The House of Walderne / A Tale of the Cloister and the Forest in...
2
The tent, his own, was in the rear of the waggon box.
Where the Trail Divides
3
They had not long to wait before the waggon came in sight.
Hendricks the Hunter; Or, The Border Farm: A Tale of Zululand
4
He walked to the front of the waggon and addressed Robert Seymour.
Benita, an African romance
5
One of them put a ladder against the wheel of the waggon.
Innocent : her fancy and his fact
6
The next instant the waggon was lifted up and jerked violently round.
With Axe and Rifle
7
We unloaded the waggon, and commenced repairing the damage it had received.
Afar in the Forest
8
The tilt caught on part of the waggon to which Ruyter belonged.
The Settler and the Savage
9
Armitage took an anxious glance at the occupants of the leading waggon.
Adventures in the Far West
10
On reaching the waggon, we found the cattle grazing quietly beside it.
Afar in the Forest
11
Then we went to the waggon and spoke no more that night.
She and Allan
12
Nothing was behind me all the way but an empty country waggon.
The Woman in White
13
After that by waggon to Lausdune, where the 365 children were born.
Diary of Samuel Pepys — Volume 05: May 1660
14
One of our cars met a peasant with a hand-waggon near Nerchau.
What Germany Thinks; Or, The War as Germans see it
15
The waggon-wheels be without strakes, and there's no linch-pins to the carts.
Wessex Tales
16
He felt a jolt as of a waggon, and opened his eyes.
The Herd Boy and His Hermit
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Portuguese
carro
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