carriages
Wheeled passenger conveyances
Carriages is the plural of carriage—a wheeled vehicle, historically horse-drawn, for transporting people: The carriages lined up outside the estate.
In British usage, a carriage is a passenger car on a train: We found seats in the first carriage.
The word also denotes bearing or posture: She was admired for her elegant carriage.
One who instructs
- wagonWheeled hauling vehicle
- buggyHorse-drawn cart
- chariotAncient horse-drawn fighter's vehicle
- stagecoachHorse-drawn route vehicle
surrey · barouche · landau · phaeton · hansom · brougham · calash · curricle
Track-bound transport vessel
- coachOne who instructs
- compartmentEnclosed subdivision of space
- sleeperOne at rest
- dining carTrain's onboard restaurant
observation car · first-class · passenger car · boxcar · caboose · vestibule · corridor · luggage rack
Framework beneath a vehicle
- frameSupporting outer structure
- chassisStructural support base
- mountingSteadily increasing in degree
- assemblyConstructing from components
mechanism · roller · slide · wheel assembly · axle · suspension
Posture or orientation
- deportmentManner and conduct
- poiseGraceful, unshakable calm
- gaitLocomotion pattern
- stanceStanding posture or viewpoint
comportment · manner · presence · elegance · uprightness · stature · dignity · grace
coach
One who instructs
stagecoach · surrey · barouche · landau · phaeton · hansom · brougham · calash · curricle · gig
railcar
Track-bound transport vessel
- coachOne who instructs
- compartmentEnclosed subdivision of space
- sleeperOne at rest
dining car · observation car · first-class · passenger car · boxcar · caboose · vestibule · corridor · luggage rack · berth
undercarriage
Framework beneath a vehicle
assembly · mechanism · roller · slide · wheel assembly · axle · suspension
bearing
Posture or orientation
- deportmentManner and conduct
- poiseGraceful, unshakable calm
- gaitLocomotion pattern
stance · comportment · manner · presence · elegance · uprightness · stature · dignity · grace · composure
- Victorianaseances, Dickens, spiritualism, Sherlock Holmes, phrenology
- Horse-drawn transportwagons, coaches, buggies, stagecoaches, covered wagons
- period dramaperiod costumes, costume drama, Victorian era, period piece, Edwardian era
- ancient traveltravelers, Silk Road, pilgrims, trade routes, caravans
- Civil War transportrailroads, trains, wagons, locomotives, horses
- Edwardian BritainEdward VII, Queen Victoria, country houses, manor houses, servants
carriagesautomobiles
Self-propelled road vehicles
cars · motor vehicles · spacecraft · motorcycles · electric vehicles
carriageswalking
Locomotion on foot
donkeys · mules · third class · cattle cars · hitchhiking
- baby carriageWheeled crib on wheels
- horse and carriageEquine-drawn wheeled transport
- horse-drawn carriageAnimal-powered wheeled vehicle
- carriage rideJourney by horse-drawn vehicle
- carriage returnCursor-to-margin command
- carriage houseStructure for storing carriages