/ˈlɑːɡər/
NOUN
A camp or defensive position formed by arranging wagons, vehicles, or other equipment in a protective enclosure, historically associated with South African Boers.
Used for a fortified camp in which wagons are arranged in a circle or enclosure to protect people and supplies from attack.
Used for a temporary defensive arrangement of armored vehicles or a military convoy, often established for protection or resupply.
VERB
To arrange wagons, vehicles, or a camp in a circular or enclosed formation to provide protection against attack.
Used when people organize wagons or vehicles into a protective enclosure around a camp or position.
Used when a group establishes camp with its wagons or vehicles arranged in a protective enclosure.