Concord coach
Concord coach noun: a kind of American horse-drawn coach, often used as a stagecoach or mailcoach, having easily repairable running gear suited to a wide range of road conditions.

Noun
Concord coach (plural Concord coaches)
- A kind of American horse-drawn coach, often used as a stagecoach or mailcoach, having easily repairable running gear suited to a wide range of road conditions.
Forms of Concord coach
| plural | Concord coaches |
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Origin of Concord coach
Originally built by the Abbot-Downing Company in Concord, New Hampshire.
Questions about Concord coach
- What does Concord coach mean?
- Concord coach means a kind of American horse-drawn coach, often used as a stagecoach or mailcoach, having easily repairable running gear suited to a wide range of road conditions.
- What part of speech is Concord coach?
- Concord coach is a noun.
- What is the plural of Concord coach?
- The plural of Concord coach is Concord coaches.
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