wagon in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
wagon in Tamil தமிழ்
wagon in Telugu తెలుగు
wagon in English
- wagon⇄adj. wagonless.
- wagon⇄expr. hitch one's wagon to a star, to have high hopes and ambitions; aim high.
Ex. He hitched his wagon to a star and worked hard to achieve success. - wagon⇄expr. off the wagon, (Slang.) back to drinking alcoholic liquor.
Ex. After the birth of his daughter, he had a night on the town and off the wagon to celebrate (Canadian Saturday Night). - wagon⇄expr. on the wagon, (Slang.) not drinking any alcoholic liquor; in or into a state of temperance.
Ex. ""Roberta felt bad about her drinking. She wanted to stay on the wagon--we call it 'going on the wagon' when somebody stops drinking,"" Mrs. Moon - wagon⇄expr. the wagon, (U.S. Informal.) a police patrol wagon; paddy wagon.
Ex. They waited for the wagon to haul the lawbreakers off to jail. - wagon⇄noun 1. a four-wheeled vehicle for carrying heavy loads, such as loads of farm produce or timber, or of military equipment or supplies. The body of a wagon is typically either a flat bed with removable boards at the sides or a boxlike enclosure with or w
- wagon⇄v.i. to travel in a wagon; transport goods by wagon. Also, (British,) waggon.
- wagon⇄v.t. to carry in wagons; transport by wagon.
- wagon⇄wagon, noun, verb.
- Wagon⇄Wagon, noun.
the Big Dipper; Charles's Wain.