Pronunciation: /ˈwæɡən/
noun a four-wheeled vehicle used for transporting goods or people
A1 The children played with a red wagon in the park.
A2 She loaded up the wagon with groceries for the picnic.
B1 The farmer used a wagon to transport hay from the field.
B2 The antique wagon was restored to its former glory.
C1 The wagon train slowly made its way across the prairie.
C2 The luxury wagon was equipped with all the latest amenities.
verb not applicable
A1 The children wagon their toys around the yard.
A2 She wagons her groceries from the store to her car.
B1 The farmers wagon their crops to the market for sale.
B2 The team wagons their equipment to the game field before every match.
C1 The logistics company wagons goods across the country efficiently.
C2 The expedition team wagons their supplies through rugged terrain during their journey.
adjective not applicable
A1 The red wagon was full of toys.
A2 She pulled the wagon behind her as she walked.
B1 The wagon wheel needed to be repaired before the journey.
B2 The wagon train made its way across the prairie.
C1 The antique wagon was meticulously restored to its former glory.
C2 The wagon master led the group of settlers through the rugged terrain.
adverb not applicable
A1 The children rode in the wagon happily.
A2 She pulled the wagon behind her with ease.
B1 The farmer loaded the wagon with fresh produce.
B2 The wagon creaked as it rolled down the bumpy road.
C1 The antique wagon was meticulously restored to its former glory.
C2 The wagon train slowly made its way across the prairie.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The wagon is red.
A2 She pulled the wagon behind her.
B1 The children loaded their toys into the wagon.
B2 The wagon was filled with fresh produce from the farm.
C1 The wagon's wheels creaked as it rolled along the dirt road.
C2 The antique wagon was restored to its former glory.
preposition not applicable
A1 The children played with their toys in the wagon.
A2 She packed her belongings in the wagon before leaving for the trip.
B1 The farmer loaded the hay onto the wagon to transport it to the barn.
B2 The team of horses pulled the heavy wagon up the steep hill.
C1 The antique wagon was restored to its former glory by a skilled craftsman.
C2 The wagon train slowly made its way across the vast expanse of the prairie.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I took the wagon to the market and bought some fruits.
A2 She packed her bags into the wagon and headed off on her road trip.
B1 The children rode in the wagon, laughing and enjoying the ride.
B2 The farmer loaded the hay onto the wagon and drove it to the barn.
C1 The antique wagon, restored to its former glory, was a sight to behold.
C2 The wagon, though old and worn, still held sentimental value for the family.
interjection not applicable
A1 Wagon! Let's go for a ride!
A2 Wagon, that's a cool way to transport heavy items.
B1 Wagon, I remember using one of those when I was a kid.
B2 Wagon, it's a nostalgic symbol of simpler times.
C1 Wagon! A classic mode of transportation that still has its charm.
C2 Wagon, a versatile vehicle that has evolved over the years.
article not applicable
A1 The children played with a red wagon in the park.
A2 She loaded the wagon with groceries from the store.
B1 The farmer used a wagon to transport hay bales from the field.
B2 The antique wagon displayed in the museum was beautifully restored.
C1 The wagon train slowly made its way across the rugged terrain.
C2 The covered wagon was a common mode of transportation during the pioneer days.
formal The pioneers traveled westward in a covered wagon.
informal We loaded up the wagon with all our camping gear for the weekend.
slang Let's hop on the party wagon and have a good time!
figurative She hitched her wagon to his star and rode his success to the top.
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