IPA: //ˈwæɡənɛt//
KK: /ˈwæɡənɛt/
A type of light wagon that has seats along the sides and is open, typically used for carrying several people and a driver.
We took a ride in the wagonette through the beautiful countryside.
Wagonette → It is formed from "wagon" (from Old English *wægn*, meaning a wheeled vehicle) and the diminutive suffix "-ette" (from French, meaning small or little). The word "wagonette" refers to a small wagon, typically used for carrying passengers.
Think of a 'wagon' as a wheeled vehicle and the '-ette' as a way to indicate something small. So, a wagonette is a small version of a wagon.
No commonly confused words.