carriage
//ˈkærɪdʒ//
Noun
carriageSingular
carriagesPlural
1
A four-wheeled horse-drawn passenger vehicle, typically with a covered top and suspension.
The royal family arrived at the palace in an elegant carriage.
2
A wheeled support or frame for moving a heavy object such as a gun or a typewriter.
The gun carriage allowed soldiers to move the heavy cannon across the battlefield.
3
A passenger coach of a train.
The first-class carriage was at the front of the train.
4
The manner in which a person holds and moves their body; posture and bearing.
The dancer was admired for her elegant carriage.
5
The conveying or transporting of goods or passengers from one place to another.
The carriage of goods by sea is often cheaper than by air.