waggons

Horse-drawn freight carriers

Waggons is the British spelling of wagons—four-wheeled vehicles for transporting heavy loads, typically pulled by horses or oxen.

The spelling with double g appears in older texts and remains standard in British English, though wagon now predominates even there.

The waggons rolled through the muddy streets.

equine

horses

Large domesticated hoofed mammals

  • teamOrganized cooperative unit
  • harnessStraps controlling an animal
  • tracesSlight remaining amounts

yoke · draught horses · oxen · mules · hitch · reins · whip · driver · teamster · coachman

vehicle

cart

Vehicle for hauling

buckboard · wain · tumbrel · flatbed · caisson · gun carriage · handcart · pushcart · prairie schooner · milk float

cargo

load

Carried weight or burden

consignment · shipment · merchandise · provisions · supplies · payload · lading · bushels · barrels · crates

frontier

pioneers

First to explore territory

prairie · homestead · trailblazers · outfitters · Santa Fe Trail · gold rush · oxbow · canvas top · fording · encampment

heritage

antique

Old valued collectible

historical · relic · colonial · Victorian · Edwardian · heritage · preserved · replica · artifact · collection

convoy

caravan

Traveling group with goods

fleet · convoy · file · cavalcade · line · formation · expedition · journey · migration · trek

agriculture

harvest

Gathering mature crops

crop · manure · plough · tillage · silage · fodder · sheaves · winnowing · granary · barnyard

Opposites
propulsion method

waggonstrucks

Heavy cargo vehicles

lorries · automobiles · motorcars · motor vehicles · cars

transport mode

waggonsships

Seagoing vessels

boats · aircraft · aeroplanes · helicopters · submarines

vehicle function/cargo type

waggonscarriages

Wheeled vehicles for passengers

coaches · chariots · stagecoaches · passenger cars · sedan chairs

Family

waggon

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G