What is another word for charabanc?
Pronunciation:
[ t͡ʃˈaɹɐbˌank], [ tʃˈaɹɐbˌank], [ tʃ_ˈa_ɹ_ɐ_b_ˌa_n_k]
Synonyms for Charabanc:
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n.
• autobus • bus- bus .
Other relevant words:
- aerial tramway ,
- agglomerate ,
- aim ,
- animal trainer ,
- arrange ,
- auto ,
- automobile ,
- baby buggy ,
- baby carriage ,
- batch ,
- bearing ,
- blow over ,
- cable car ,
- cable tramway ,
- cap ,
- caravan ,
- ceiling ,
- chaise longue ,
- charabanc ,
- check ,
- civilise ,
- civilize ,
- condition ,
- cultivate ,
- cumulus ,
- dart ,
- daybed ,
- deal ,
- degree ,
- develop ,
- direct ,
- director ,
- discipline ,
- done ,
- educate ,
- elevator car ,
- equipage ,
- evanesce ,
- fade ,
- flit ,
- flock ,
- flutter ,
- fomite ,
- gear ,
- gearing ,
- geartrain ,
- go-cart ,
- gondola ,
- good deal ,
- great deal ,
- groom ,
- hatful ,
- leg ,
- level ,
- limo ,
- local anesthetic ,
- lot ,
- machine ,
- managing director ,
- mass ,
- mess ,
- mickle ,
- microscope stage ,
- mint ,
- motorcar ,
- mound ,
- mountain ,
- muckle ,
- pass ,
- pass off ,
- passel ,
- peck ,
- phase ,
- pile ,
- plenty ,
- point ,
- posture ,
- pot ,
- power train ,
- pram ,
- prepare ,
- present ,
- pushchair ,
- pusher ,
- quite a little ,
- raft ,
- rail ,
- railcar ,
- railroad car ,
- railroad train ,
- railway car ,
- represent ,
- rig ,
- ropeway ,
- school ,
- shay ,
- sight ,
- slew ,
- spate ,
- stack ,
- stagecoach ,
- string ,
- stroller ,
- swift ,
- take ,
- take aim ,
- through and through ,
- through with ,
- tidy sum ,
- topical anesthetic ,
- trail ,
- tramcar ,
- tramway ,
- trolley car ,
- victoria falls ,
- wad ,
- wagon train ,
- windowpane .
How to use "Charabanc" in context?
Charabancs were the transportation of choice for peasants and the working class during the Middle Ages. They were usually pulled by two horses, but could also be pulled by a ox or a donkey. Charabancs were typically coloured blue, and were used to take people to and from their workplaces, as well as to travel to towns and villages. They were also used to take pilgrims to religious shrines.
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