In full Germantown wagon. A light, one-horse covered vehicle used chiefly for local travel.

A vehicle, a kind of light four-wheeled wagon used in country districts in parts of the United States.

A two-wheeled vehicle of lighter or more elegant make, with springs, drawn by one horse at a rapid pace. Often specified as spring-cart (which varies…

U.S. A light four-wheeled vehicle used for various business purposes; also, loosely, a similar vehicle used for pleasure. dearborn wagon n. see dea…

U.S. A type of light wagon. In later use in springboard wagon in the same sense. Now historical.

Originally U.S. A small light vehicle, esp. one used for short journeys or leisure. With reference to a horse-drawn vehicle or (now) motor car.

a type of vehicle.

a light open wagon, with two or more seats; a station-wagon.

A vehicle of this description. Also in combinations.

A light and small two-wheeled carriage or cart used in India.

species of vehicle.

In southern India, a light two-wheeled vehicle drawn by a horse.

General attributive (appositive) (in sense A. 2), as runabout car, runabout plane, runabout wagon, etc.