/ˈwæɡən/
NOUN
A four-wheeled vehicle, usually pulled by animals or powered mechanically, used for transporting goods, materials, or people.
A wheeled vehicle used to carry heavy loads, agricultural products, or other materials, often pulled by horses or oxen.
An enclosed or commercial vehicle designed to transport goods, equipment, or cargo, including trucks and vans.
A movable enclosed vehicle equipped or used as temporary living accommodation, particularly for travel or camping.
A railway vehicle designed to carry freight, goods, or other cargo along a railway network.
A passenger automobile, especially a station wagon with an extended rear cargo area, or a vehicle referred to more generally as a car or SUV.
A small four-wheeled toy vehicle that children can pull or steer using a long handle attached to its front.
VERB
To load something into a wagon for transportation or to carry something from one place to another by means of a wagon.
To place goods, materials, or other items into a wagon in preparation for moving or transporting them.
To carry or convey people, goods, or materials from one location to another using a wagon.
To ride or travel from one place to another while being carried in a wagon.