station wagon
station wagon
Definition
☆ station wagon
noun
an automobile with more cargo space than a comparable sedan model, two or four doors, a rear seat that folds down, and a rear door hinged in various ways
station wagon
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- buy: Ninety percent of them go straight to the biggest dealership and buy station wagons or off-road vehicles.
Adjective modifier
- American: Their brief was to create a vehicle more spacious, versatile and economical than the traditional North American station wagon.
- early: Early station wagons, however, evolved from trucks and were viewed as Commercial Vehicles, not consumer automobiles.
- old: A guy pulls up in a beat up old station wagon to offer a lift.
- burned-out: Two days later their burned-out station wagon was discovered on a lonely road, but the men were nowhere to be found.
- traditional: Their brief was to create a vehicle more spacious, versatile and economical than the traditional North American station wagon.
Modifies a noun
- model: Michigan for instance station wagon models such innovation accidents there are.
- version: HPE Short for High Performance Estate, a name used by Lancia for a station wagon version of their Beta model.
Noun used with modifier
- family: Journeys sitting in the back of the family station wagon, elbowing siblings and squabbling, looking out into the darkness watching for eyes.
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