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Definition of carriage
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Carriage
(n.) That which
carries
of
conveys,.
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Under
::
Under
(prep.)
Below or
lower,
in place or
position,
with the idea of being
covered;
lower than;
beneath;
--
opposed
to over; as, he stood under a tree; the
carriage
is under
cover;
a
cellar
extends
under the whole
house..
Wagonage
::
Wagonage
(n.) Money paid for
carriage
or
conveyance
in
wagon.
Whip
::
Whip (v. t.) A
coachman;
a
driver
of a
carriage;
as, a good
whip..
Dearborn
::
Dearborn
(n.) A
four-wheeled
carriage,
with
curtained
sides..
Manner
::
Manner
(n.)
Carriage;
behavior;
deportment;
also,
becoming
behavior;
well-bred
carriage
and
address..
Trigger
::
Trigger
(n.) A catch to hold the wheel of a
carriage
on a
declivity.
Train
::
Train (v.) The after part of a gun
carriage;
the
trail.
Water Carriage
::
Water
carriage
() A
vessel
or boat.
Holdback
::
Holdback
(n.) The
projection
or loop on the thill of a
vehicle.
to which a strap of the
harness
is
attached,
to hold back a
carriage
when going down hill, or in
backing;
also, the strap or part of the
harness
so
used..
Navel
::
Navel (n.) An eye on the under side of a
carronade
for
securing
it to a
carriage.
Truck
::
Truck (v. i.) A small
wheel,
as of a
vehicle;
specifically
(Ord.),
a small
strong
wheel,
as of wood or iron, for a gun
carriage..
Chariot
::
Chariot
(n.) A
four-wheeled
pleasure
or state
carriage,
having
one
seat..
Clarence
::
Clarence
(n.) A close
four-wheeled
carriage,
with one seat
inside,
and a seat for the
driver..
Driver
::
Driver
(n.) The
person
who
drives
beasts
or a
carriage;
a
coachman;
a
charioteer,
etc.;
hence,
also, one who
controls
the
movements
of a
locomotive..
Trail
::
Trail (n.) That part of the stock of a gun
carriage
which rests on the
ground
when the piece is
unlimbered.
See
Illust.
of Gun
carriage,
under Gun..
Landing
::
Landing
(n.) A place for
landing,
as from a ship, a
carriage.
etc..
Palanquin
::
Palanquin
(n.) An
inclosed
carriage
or
litter,
commonly
about eight feet long, four feet wide, and four feet high, borne on the
shoulders
of men by means of two
projecting
poles,
-- used in
India,
China,
etc., for the
conveyance
of a
single
person
from place to
place..
Carriageable
::
Carriageable
(a.)
Passable
by
carriages;
that can be
conveyed
in
carriages.
Excise
::
Excise
(n.) In
inland
duty or
impost
operating
as an
indirect
tax on the
consumer,
levied
upon
certain
specified
articles,
as,
tobacco,
ale,
spirits,
etc., grown or
manufactured
in the
country.
It is also
levied
to
pursue
certain
trades
and deal in
certain
commodities.
Certain
direct
taxes (as, in
England,
those on
carriages,
servants,
plate,
armorial
bearings,
etc.),
are
included
in the
excise.
Often used
adjectively;
as,
excise
duties;
excise
law;
excise
system..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) A kind of light
carriage
for rapid
transit,
plying
for hire and
usually
drawn by one
horse..
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