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Four-wheeler   /fɔr-wˈilər/   Listen
Four-wheeler

noun
1.
A hackney carriage with four wheels.






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"Four-wheeler" Quotes from Famous Books



... still occasionally, but with increasing rarity, seen in some parts of the island. Forty years ago, such vehicles, only a little changed from the original type, were common enough in Havana itself. About that time, or a few years earlier, the four-wheeler began to supplant them for ...
— Cuba, Old and New • Albert Gardner Robinson

... Aunt Annie, cautiously putting her nose outside the front-door. It was a snowy and sleety April morning, and she had already had experience of its rigour. 'I said a four-wheeler.' ...
— A Great Man - A Frolic • Arnold Bennett

... him. Why? Well, there was no reason, except that she was vigorously alive, a part of the magnificent earth. All life gave him joy; all life was beautiful to him. He had his warm bath; the bath-room was not of the latest convenience, but Alice could have made a four-wheeler convenient. As he passed to and fro on the first-floor he heard the calm, efficient activities below stairs. She was busy in the mornings; her eyes would seem to say to him, "Now, between my uprising and lunch-time please don't depend on me for intellectual or moral support. I am on the ...
— Buried Alive: A Tale of These Days • Arnold Bennett



Words linked to "Four-wheeler" :   hackney carriage, hackney, hackney coach



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