IPA: /ˈwæɡən/
KK: /ˈwæɡən/
A vehicle with four wheels that is used to carry things, often pulled by horses or used for transporting goods.
The children rode in the wagon as their parents pulled it through the park.
To move something using a vehicle with four wheels, typically pulled by animals or a motor.
They decided to wagon the supplies to the campsite.
Past: wagoned
Past Participle: wagoned
Wagon → The word 'wagon' originates from Old English 'wægn', meaning a wheeled vehicle. It refers to a vehicle designed for transporting goods or people, typically pulled by animals.
Think of the Old English 'wægn' for a wheeled vehicle — this helps you remember that a wagon is a vehicle used for carrying things.