dogcart
9.9
A small two-wheeled cart that a dog pulls to carry people or goods
- noun
- /ˈdɔɡˌkɑrt/
- Archaic
- The farmer used a dogcart to transport fresh vegetables to the market every Saturday.
Examples
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I've been waiting all afternoon for the dogcart and then I missed it.
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In the past, children often rode in a dogcart to school while their dogs pulled them along.
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The old dogcart creaked as the dog trotted down the lane, delivering goods to the nearby village.
Synonyms
cart
vsdogcart
A small vehicle with wheels that you push or pull to carry things
is a smaller two-wheeled vehicle pulled by a single animal and used historically
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dogcart is a simple combination of dog and cart, and it originally meant 'a small cart with two wheels pulled by a dog', often used in the past to carry milk or goods. So dogcart still means that kind of little cart.