beach wagon
beach wagon noun: a light open wagon with two or more seats, designed to transport people on sand.
Noun
beach wagon (plural beach wagons)
- A light open wagon with two or more seats, designed to transport people on sand.
- How many young ladies are there?" asked her mother, beginning to look sober.
"Twelve or fourteen in the class, but I dare say they won't all come."
"Bless me, child, you will have to charter an omnibus to carry them about."
"Why, mother, how can you think of such a thing; not more than six or eight...1869, Louisa M[ay] Alcott, chapter 26, in Little Women: […], 2nd part, Boston, Mass.: Roberts Brothers, →OCLC - The Scottsburg road from Drain's was the one usually taken. At the former place the stage was abandoned for a small steamer to Gardiner, or to the mouth of the river (I took the mail-carrier's small boat from Gardiner to the coast), whence a beach-wagon conveyed passengers twenty miles to the north...1891, Frances Fuller Victor, Atlantis Arisen, Chapter 10
- How many young ladies are there?" asked her mother, beginning to look sober.
Forms of beach wagon
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Questions about beach wagon
- What does beach wagon mean?
- Beach wagon means a light open wagon with two or more seats, designed to transport people on sand.
- What part of speech is beach wagon?
- Beach wagon is a noun.
- What is the plural of beach wagon?
- The plural of beach wagon is beach wagons.
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