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Definition of carriage
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Carriage
(n.) The price or
expense
of
carrying.
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Whippletree
::
Whippletree
(n.) The
pivoted
or
swinging
bar to which the
traces,
or tugs, of a
harness
are
fastened,
and by which a
carriage,
a plow, or other
implement
or
vehicle,
is
drawn;
a
whiffletree;
a
swingletree;
a
singletree.
See
Singletree..
Drive
::
Drive (v. i.) To go by
carriage;
to pass in a
carriage;
to
proceed
by
directing
or
urging
on a
vehicle
or the
animals
that draw it; as, the
coachman
drove to my
door..
Hack
::
Hack (n.) A
horse,
hackneyed
or let out for
common
hire; also, a horse used in all kinds of work, or a
saddle
horse,
as
distinguished
from
hunting
and
carriage
horses..
Order
::
Order (n.) To give an order for; to
secure
by an
order;
as, to order a
carriage;
to order
groceries..
Dearborn
::
Dearborn
(n.) A
four-wheeled
carriage,
with
curtained
sides..
Coachman
::
Coachman
(n.) A man whose
business
is to drive a coach or
carriage.
Horse-litter
::
Horse-litter
(n.) A
carriage
hung on
poles,
and borne by and
between
two
horses..
Spin
::
Spin (v. i.) To move
swifty;
as, to spin along the road in a
carriage,
on a
bicycle,
etc..
Wagonage
::
Wagonage
(n.) Money paid for
carriage
or
conveyance
in
wagon.
Landing
::
Landing
(n.) A place for
landing,
as from a ship, a
carriage.
etc..
Tax
::
Tax (n.)
Especially,
the sum laid upon
specific
things,
as upon
polls,
lands,
houses,
income,
etc.; as, a land tax; a
window
tax; a tax on
carriages,
and the
like..
Brougham
::
Brougham
(n.) A
light,
close
carriage,
with seats
inside
for two or four, and the fore
wheels
so
arranged
as to turn
short..
Wynn
::
Wynn (n.) A kind of
timber
truck,
or
carriage..
Pole
::
Pole (n.) A long,
slender
piece of wood; a tall,
slender
piece of
timber;
the stem of a small tree whose
branches
have been
removed;
as,
specifically:
(a) A
carriage
pole, a
wooden
bar
extending
from the front axle of a
carriage
between
the wheel
horses,
by which the
carriage
is
guided
and held back. (b) A flag pole, a pole on which a flag is
supported.
(c) A
Maypole.
See
Maypole.
(d) A
barber's
pole, a pole
painted
in
stripes,
used as a sign by
barbers
and
hairdressers.
(e) A pole on which clim
Trunnion
::
Trunnion
(n.) A
cylindrical
projection
on each side of a
piece,
whether
gun,
mortar,
or
howitzer,
serving
to
support
it on the
cheeks
of the
carriage.
See
Illust.
of
Cannon..
Air
::
Air (n.) The
artificial
motion
or
carriage
of a
horse.
Backband
::
Backband
(n.) The band which
passes
over the back of a horse and holds up the
shafts
of a
carriage.
Upholster
::
Upholster
(v. t.) To
furnish
(rooms,
carriages,
bedsteads,
chairs,
etc.) with
hangings,
coverings,
cushions,
etc.; to adorn with
furnishings
in
cloth,
velvet,
silk, etc.; as, to
upholster
a
couch;
to
upholster
a room with
curtains..
Harness
::
Harness
(n.) The
equipment
of a
draught
or
carriage
horse,
for
drawing
a
wagon,
coach,
chaise,
etc.; gear;
tackling..
Pilentum
::
Pilentum
(n.) An easy
chariot
or
carriage,
used by Roman
ladies,
and in which the
vessels,
etc., for
sacred
rites were
carried..
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