ponycart
- noun
- /ˈpoʊniˌkɑrt/
:
carrito de pony
- They enjoyed a leisurely ride in a ponycart along the country road.
Examples
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The antique ponycart was displayed at the county fair.
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She drove the children around the farm in the old ponycart.
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The ponycart was decorated for the festival.
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They rode in a ponycart through the park.
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The children laughed as they rode in the small ponycart pulled by a cheerful pony.
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At the fair, families enjoyed rides in the colorful ponycart that circled the grounds.
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On sunny afternoons, they took the ponycart out for a relaxing stroll through the meadow.
Synonyms
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A small vehicle with two or four wheels pulled by a pony with seats for two people
A small two-wheeled cart with two seats pulled by a pony
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Etymology
The word ponycart is simply the two words pony (a 'small horse') and cart (a simple 'vehicle' with wheels) put together. So a ponycart is literally a small cart pulled by a pony, which explains its modern meaning as a light two-seat carriage often drawn by a pony.