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wagonage

[wag-uh-nij]

noun

Archaic.
  1. transportation or conveyance by wagon.

  2. money paid for this.

  3. a group of wagons; wagon train.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of wagonage1

First recorded in 1600–10; wagon + -age
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Example Sentences

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Wagonage, indeed, seems to the commissariat, an article not worth economizing.

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Washington and his Hundred-and-fifty—wagonage, provender and a piece or two of cannon, all well attended to—vigorously climbed the Mountains; got to the top 27th May, 1754; and there MET the Thirty-three in retreat homewards!

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