oxcart
[oks-kahrt]
Origin of oxcart
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Historical Examples of oxcart
An oxcart, laden with vegetables for the market, lumbered along the streets.
The Street of Seven StarsMary Roberts Rinehart
The blazed trail gave way to the corduroy road, and the pack horse to the oxcart or the stage.
The Canadian DominionOscar D. Skelton
The express and the wireless have supplanted the oxcart and the courier.
Prize Orations of the Intercollegiate Peace AssociationIntercollegiate Peace Association
Many years ago, the pink stones had been brought by oxcart from a prehistoric pyramid in Sector 9.
When the Owl CriesPaul Bartlett
Jo Ann jerked the crude, hand-made chair off the oxcart and set it down in the shade of the thatched roof of the house.
The Mystery of CarlitosHelen Randolph