stage wagon

noun

A wagon which runs between two places for conveying passengers or goods.

Meanings

nounstage wagon (plural stage wagons)

plural stage wagons · alternative stage waggon

  1. obsoleteA wagon which runs between two places for conveying passengers or goods.

    At the end of 3 days Captain Roger and Rebecca were united and immediately after the Ceremony set off in the Stage Waggon for the Captain's seat in Buckinghamshire.

    1787, Jane Austen, “Frederic and Elfrida”, in Juvenilia
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APA

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Chicago

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