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wagon

[wag-uhn] / ˈwæg ən /




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The explosion, which happened as a freight train was passing, caused minor damage to a wagon floor.

From BBC

It is “not enough” to be a real emergency fund, Ramsey said at an event, but “it’s enough to keep the little things from kicking your butt off the get-out-of-debt wagon.”

From MarketWatch

Conservatives are likewise embroiled in bitter internal fighting over an idea even more stupid than Mr. Schumer’s shutdown: dispatching the welcome wagon for Holocaust denier and white nationalist Nick Fuentes.

From The Wall Street Journal

My mum’s father’s a gypsy — full-on rode horses and wagons and s—.

From Los Angeles Times

“They’ve literally hitched their wagon under a very fast-moving train, and they’re not sure what direction that train is heading,” said Stuart Young, a former Trinidadian prime minister and energy minister.

From The Wall Street Journal