Wagon

wag'un, n. A 4-wheeled vehicle; esp., one used for carrying freight. — Wag'onage, -un-ej, n. Money paid for carriage in a wagon. — Waggoner, n. One who conducts a wagon; a wagon-driver. (Astron.) A constellation; Ursa Major; Charles's Wain. — Wag'onette', -un-et', n. A kind of carriage to contain 6 or 8 persons. — Wain, wan, n. A 4-wheeled vehicle for the transportation of goods; a wagon. (Astron.) A constellation; Ursa Wagonette. Major. — Wain' -rope, n. A rope for binding a load on a wagon; a cart rope. — Wain's cot, -skot, n. (Arch.) A wooden lining or boardinjr of the walls of apartments, made in panels.— r./. [wainscoted, -scoting.] To line with boards or panel-work, or as if with panel-work. — or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. — Wain's coting, n. Act of covering or lining boards in panel; material used to wainscot a or the wainscot as a whole. Wagtail. See under Wag. 508