noun A four-wheeled vehicle used for carrying heavy loads, historically pulled by horses.
- A farmer drove a wagon full of hay down the lane.
- The old wagon creaked as the horses pulled it up the hill.
- Settlers crossed the plains in covered wagons.
verb To transport something by wagon.
- In those days, farmers wagoned their timber to the river by hand and horse.
- Every autumn the villagers wagon the apples down to the cider mill.
- But then he learned about the junk man who brought newspapers, bottles, magazines and metal. So he made the neighborhood rounds collecting these items and then wagonned them down town to the junk yard.
— Wesley Karney, That wagon’s been draggin’ behind many a bright-eyed boy (1985)
- They wagoned the grain into town to sell at market.
