wheelcraft
wheelcraft noun: the art or skill of making and repairing wheels, or of riding on wheels.
Noun
wheelcraft (uncountable)
- The art or skill of making and repairing wheels, or of riding on wheels.
- The vehicles which they provided on such occasions for land carriage were curiosities of wheelcraft—I speak of the Jersey wagons. The old-fashioned Jersey wagon has, years ago, given place to more showy and flexible vehicles […]1876, William W. Fowler, Women on the American Frontier, page 155
- "How did you happen to fall?" I asked — not that I needed to inquire, for my own knowledge of wheelcraft assured me that she had tumbled simply because she did not know how to ride.1900, Frank R. Stockton, A Bicycle of Cathay
Origin of wheelcraft
From wheel + -craft.
Questions about wheelcraft
- What does wheelcraft mean?
- Wheelcraft means the art or skill of making and repairing wheels, or of riding on wheels.
- What part of speech is wheelcraft?
- Wheelcraft is a noun.
Words near wheelcraft in the dictionary
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