Wagons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAGONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WAGON, to transport in a four wheeled horse-drawn vehicle, also WAGGON
NOUN:
• a vehicle used for transporting goods or another specified purpose
• a four-wheeled trailer for agricultural use
• a railway freight vehicle; a truck
• a light horse-drawn vehicle, especially a covered one used by early settlers in North America and elsewhere.
• a wheeled cart or hut used as a food stall
• a vehicle like a caravan used by Gypsies or circus performers.
• an unpleasant or disliked woman.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to convey by wagon (a four-wheeled, horse-drawn vehicle)

Words related to WAGONS

wagon9 wagoned12 wagoning13

How to use WAGONS in a sentence

• Suddenly, Ned, whose eyes were keen, declared that he saw something crawling in the tall grass behind the wagons.
• So vigorously did we work, that we succeeded in keeping the flames from our wagons and stock, which, in a few minutes, rolled by us in huge billows of fire.
• She sent wagons right away after the other slaves who were coming back on foot.
• In many places the muck had to be filled to give the horses and wagons a solid foundation over which to haul heavy loads.
• Soon the roads were filled with kings, princes, elephants, horses, wagons, and warriors, for she, the pearl of the world, was desired of men above all other women.
• These rude farmers, the large first product of the soil, travel leisurely along, sleeping in their wagons by night, eating only what they bring with them.
• The transport wagons had disappeared and with them our field-bags.
• They came on foot, in ox carts, wagons and on bicycles.
• The move began on February 4, 1846, and from that date on there was a continuous stream of wagons crossing the Mississippi river to the Iowa side.
• Many other men were leading poor beasts this way, and infantry soldiers, some with bandaged heads, clung to the backs of carts and wagons, and seemed asleep as they shuffled by.
• It draws from everywhere millions of soldiers, workmen, horses, wagons, and other material.
• Among the wagons impressed, for the use of your militia, were two of mine.
• We are still more destitute of clothing, tents, and wagons for our troops.
• Every half mile, drive down into the ditch mud, to get out of the way of some ammunition wagons going to the front.
• She had to thread her way through silent marching troops, turn out for artillery wagons, follow after tired horses.
• About that time of day I heard the tread of cattle coming, and the rumbling of wagons.
• Hearing the word of command given behind him, Anton turned, and saw a few men mounted and armed, who were ordering all the wagons to be removed from the market-place.
• The heavy wagons with their heaps of rifles and long tin boxes full of cartridges were driven up at a mad pace.
• The lazy guards still dozed and all was quiet at the wagons.
• All the camp was awake in an instant, the men springing out of the wagons, gun in hand, ready for any trouble.
• Impromptu seats had been arranged in the wagons and from these climbed down some twenty or thirty old women, children and men, worn out by the fatigue, anxiety, and want of sleep.
• There were some who had drawn stones along the slippery pavements of cities, and they had been beaten with whips, and had finally fallen under the weight of the wagons.
• The threshing was done, the wagons were loaded, and the party made a night march southward.
• Twenty-eight Boers were captured, with about sixty head of cattle and thirteen wagons.

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