waggon

Possessives

• farmer: Wheat is also brought in by the railroad but most is brought in by the farmer's wagons.

Converse of object

• load: I then perceived that these people were peasants, who were loading two wagons with empty wine- casks.
• draw: Johnstone was engaged taking loaded wagons drawn by a horse from the pit to the colliery siding.
• pass: On each side of the canal arm are doors through which railroad wagons passed to be unloaded.
• drive: I was paid by day's wages and when underground my employment was in wheeling barrows and driving wagons.
• see: The reporter waxed lyrical; " At morning and evening you may hear and see train wagons thundering along through these handsome sheds.
• take: Johnstone was engaged taking loaded wagons drawn by a horse from the pit to the colliery siding.

Adjective modifier

• loaded: We had only two loaded wagons on just then; the other six were coming down the inclined plane.
• empty: Martin had been engaged in the braking of empty wagons adjacent to the colliery " scree.
• more: MORE Wagons There are a small number of wagons resident on the railroad.
• new: This is a form letter sent out to dealers telling of the new pneumatic tires wagons.

Modifies a noun

• load: A wagon load of lime for 5 or 6 horses, 15 barrels, each 1?
• wheel: They carried the rope to the cave in a large coil, rolling it along down the passage like a wagon wheel.
• roof: All Saints' church is Norman and has the original buttresses with a wagon roof in the nave.

Noun used with modifier

• ambulance: Both of these men, after little delay, were removed in the ambulance wagon to the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow.
• coal: It is thought she was delivered new to Meaford Power Station to shunt coal wagons.
• railroad: On each side of the canal arm are doors through which railroad wagons passed to be unloaded.
• steam: One of only two known photographs showing a Sentinel S6 steam wagon in action.
• fire: But without anyone foreseeing it, the days of the red fire wagon and with it the use of horse were soon to end.
• band: She drove twelve spotted horses yoked to the high band wagon of a road circus.