What is another word for barouche?
405 synonyms found
What is a barouche?
What is a barouche carriage?
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Pronunciation:
[ bˈaɹa͡ʊt͡ʃ], [ bˈaɹaʊtʃ], [ b_ˈa_ɹ_aʊ_tʃ]
Barouche, a horse-drawn carriage from the 19th century, was once a fashion statement for European elites. Nevertheless, it is now considered an obsolete mode of transportation. If you're searching for synonyms for this particular term, there are primarily four; these include a landau, a brougham, a coupe, and a victoria. Landau is a close relative of a barouche, it has its roof removable but with an added advantage of folding down entirely. In contrast, a brougham is a closed carriage with four wheels and two seats that are facing each other. A coupe is similar to a brougham but more extensive, with a forward-facing seat for the coachman and two seats at the back for passengers. A victoria is a carriage that has four wheels and is smaller than a brougham.
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- automobile ,
- avant-garde ,
- baby buggy ,
- baby carriage ,
- balmy ,
- bankrupt ,
- barmy ,
- bats ,
- batty ,
- beach wagon ,
- better ,
- big dipper ,
- bonkers ,
- breach ,
- break away ,
- break dance ,
- break down ,
- break in ,
- break of serve ,
- break off ,
- break out ,
- break up ,
- break-dance ,
- breakage ,
- breaking ,
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- bring out ,
- bump ,
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- bus ,
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- carry ,
- cave in ,
- channel ,
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- charabanc ,
- charge ,
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- clip ,
- clothe ,
- clothes ,
- coach-and-four ,
- coaster wagon ,
- coffer ,
- cofferdam ,
- coif ,
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- comportment ,
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- crack ,
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- develop ,
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- donkey cart ,
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- double-decker ,
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- draw ,
- dredge ,
- dress out ,
- dress up ,
- drop back ,
- drop behind ,
- ecstasy ,
- elevator car ,
- embroil ,
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- enclothe ,
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- equip ,
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- expose ,
- fail ,
- fall apart ,
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- falling out ,
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- fishing rig ,
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- fit ,
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- flight simulator ,
- founder ,
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- fracture ,
- frock ,
- fruity ,
- full-dress ,
- gaolbreak ,
- gap ,
- garb ,
- garment ,
- garnish ,
- geological fault ,
- get around ,
- get behind ,
- get dressed ,
- get out ,
- getup ,
- give ,
- give away ,
- give out ,
- give way ,
- gloomful ,
- glooming ,
- gloomy ,
- go ,
- go against ,
- go bad ,
- go-cart ,
- gondola ,
- good luck ,
- groom ,
- habilitate ,
- hale ,
- handcart ,
- handler ,
- hang back ,
- happy chance ,
- haul ,
- haywire ,
- heading ,
- heraldic bearing ,
- huffish ,
- impartation ,
- imparting ,
- infract ,
- intermission ,
- intermit ,
- interrupt ,
- interruption ,
- jailbreak ,
- jaunty car ,
- jitney ,
- kick downstairs ,
- kit ,
- kookie ,
- kooky ,
- lay out ,
- let on ,
- let out ,
- line up ,
- loco ,
- loony ,
- loopy ,
- lop ,
- love seat ,
- loveseat ,
- machine ,
- manager ,
- manipulate ,
- materiel ,
- mental attitude ,
- mien ,
- mixer ,
- motorbus ,
- motorcar ,
- motorcoach ,
- new wave ,
- nuts ,
- nutty ,
- offend ,
- omnibus ,
- open frame ,
- opposite number ,
- paddy wagon ,
- part ,
- passenger car ,
- passenger vehicle ,
- patrol wagon ,
- pause ,
- perambulator ,
- plough ,
- plume ,
- pneumatic caisson ,
- police van ,
- police wagon ,
- ponycart ,
- position ,
- posture ,
- pram ,
- preen ,
- presence ,
- primp ,
- prison-breaking ,
- prisonbreak ,
- private instructor ,
- prune ,
- puff ,
- pull ,
- pushcart ,
- pushchair ,
- pusher ,
- railcar ,
- railroad car ,
- railway car ,
- raiment ,
- range ,
- rapture ,
- raptus ,
- ravish ,
- recess ,
- recrudesce ,
- regalia ,
- relegate ,
- respite ,
- retarding force ,
- reveal ,
- rift ,
- roadster ,
- ropeway ,
- round the bend ,
- ruin ,
- rupture ,
- saloon ,
- scuff ,
- sedan chair ,
- semi ,
- send ,
- separate ,
- set ,
- set out ,
- set up ,
- severance ,
- shift ,
- ship ,
- shipping ,
- sluggish ,
- smash ,
- snap off ,
- snip ,
- social ,
- soften ,
- split ,
- split up ,
- station wagon ,
- stop ,
- streetcar ,
- stroller ,
- suspension ,
- sweep ,
- sweep up ,
- swindle ,
- tackle ,
- tangle ,
- tape drive ,
- tape transport ,
- tete-a-tete ,
- time out ,
- tog ,
- tourer ,
- touring car ,
- tractor trailer ,
- trail ,
- trailer truck ,
- train ,
- tramcar ,
- tramway ,
- transfer ,
- transferral ,
- transgress ,
- transmit ,
- transportation ,
- trim ,
- trolley ,
- trolley car ,
- trucking rig ,
- tub-cart ,
- tumbrel ,
- turnout ,
- two-seater ,
- uncover ,
- unwrap ,
- vanguard ,
- victoria falls ,
- violate ,
- wacky ,
- waggon ,
- wagon train ,
- weaken ,
- wear ,
- wear out ,
- wearing apparel ,
- whacky ,
- whiskey .
- Araba ,
- Clarence ,
- Curricle ,
- Dandi ,
- Dooly ,
- Kibitka ,
- Tilbury ,
- Vettura ,
- Wagonette ,
- apparel ,
- array ,
- attitude ,
- bearing ,
- berlin ,
- break ,
- britzka ,
- brougham ,
- buggy ,
- calash ,
- caleche ,
- carriage ,
- chariot ,
- coach ,
- conveyance ,
- drag ,
- dress ,
- equipage ,
- instructor ,
- jaunting car ,
- landau ,
- outfit ,
- phaeton ,
- pony cart ,
- rig ,
- rigging ,
- roller skates ,
- runabout ,
- sedan ,
- skate ,
- ski ,
- sociable ,
- sulky ,
- teacher ,
- trainer ,
- transport ,
- turn-out ,
- tutor ,
- victoria ,
- vis-a-vis ,
- wagon ,
- whisky .
How to use "Barouche" in context?
A barouche, sometimes called a berline or a carriage, is a type of carriage horse-drawn vehicle, typically a two- or three-wheeled affair with a closed canopy over the passengers.
The word "barouche" is French for "boy" or "maiden." That is likely because barouches were designed for use by unmarried ladies.
Barouches are typically made of wood, although metal and occasionally other materials are used. The carriage typically has two or three wheels, and often has a high-peaked roof.
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