Associations to the word «Waggon»
Noun
- Ox
- Burgher
- Cart
- Baggage
- Boer
- Sentinel
- Bullock
- Mule
- Plough
- Ammunition
- Ambulance
- Lorry
- Manchuria
- Hay
- Incline
- Load
- Forage
- Axle
- Carriage
- Hoof
- Horseback
- Yoke
- Zulu
- Transvaal
- Jolt
- Cask
- Horse
- Wheel
- Whip
- Harness
- Barricade
- Tent
- Hackney
- Pretoria
- Hauling
- Shrewsbury
- Tilt
- Caravan
- Natal
- Coal
- Trot
- Cattle
- Turnpike
- Horseman
- Clatter
- Labourer
- Spoil
- Straw
- Wounded
- Bale
- Rifleman
- Gunner
- Travelling
- Trek
- Convoy
- Procession
- Covent
- Gallop
- Donkey
- Road
- Stretcher
- Tramway
- Truss
- Luggage
- Driving
- Steam
- Coach
- Blanket
- Draught
- Tess
- Necessary
- Daybreak
- Commandant
- Plank
- Driver
- Locomotive
- Artillery
Adjective
Pictures for the word «Waggon»
Wiktionary
WAGGON, noun. UK spelling of wagon
WAGGON, verb. UK spelling of wagon
Dictionary definition
WAGGON, noun. Any of various kinds of wheeled vehicles drawn by an animal or a tractor.
WAGGON, noun. A car that has a long body and rear door with space behind rear seat.
Wise words
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