coach box
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noun
the seat for the driver of a coach or carriage.
Origin of coach box
First recorded in 1645–55
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Historical Examples of coach box
But that was not to be thought of now, when they sat in the state-equipage with Mrs General on the coach-box.
Little DorritCharles Dickens
The blood was from the driver, and got upon my coat from the coach-box.
Three Years on the PlainsEdmund B. Tuttle
Rock remained firm on the coach-box, still seated and silent.
The Free LancesMayne Reid
As soon as she was out, Jack descended from the coach-box and entered the house.
Mr. Midshipman EasyCaptain Frederick Marryat
The hammer-cloth is an ornamental covering of the coach-box.
Ten Thousand Wonderful ThingsEdmund Fillingham King
coach box
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