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wagoner

[ˈwæɡənər]

wagoner Definition

  • 1a person who drives a wagon
  • 2a person who owns or operates a wagon

Using wagoner: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "wagoner" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The wagoner drove his team of horses down the dirt road.

  • Example

    The wagoner loaded up the wagon with hay bales.

  • Example

    The wagoner was responsible for delivering goods to the market.

  • Example

    The wagoner's job was to transport supplies to the army.

wagoner Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for wagoner

Phrases with wagoner

  • a person who transports goods by wagon

    Example

    The freight wagoner delivered the goods to the general store.

  • a person who drives a covered wagon across the prairie

    Example

    The prairie wagoner traveled westward in search of a new home.

  • wagoner's whip

    a long, flexible whip used by a wagoner to control the horses pulling the wagon

    Example

    The wagoner cracked his whip to get the horses moving.

Origins of wagoner

from Middle English 'wain', meaning 'wagon'

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Summary: wagoner in Brief

'Wagoner' [ˈwæɡənər] refers to a person who drives or owns a wagon. It is often used to describe someone who transports goods or supplies, as in 'The wagoner was responsible for delivering goods to the market.' 'Wagoner' can also be used in phrases like 'freight wagoner,' 'prairie wagoner,' and 'wagoner's whip.'