caleches Synonyms
Strongest:
- roadsters
- hansom-cabs
- diligences
- calashes
- jaunting-cars
- hackney-coaches
- tilburies
- dogcarts
- buckboards
- coaches
- caroches
- curricles
- post-chaises
- droskies
- surreys
- hansoms
- phaetons
- cabs
- gigs
- stanhopes
- landaus
- barouches
- droshkies
Strong:
- stagecoaches
- troikas
- traps
- coupes
- rockaways
- rigs
- stages
- coup-s
- victorias
- chaises
- carryalls
- chariots
- cabriolets
- buggies
- broughams
- go-carts
- four-in-hands
- tandems
- hackneys
- equipages
- tongas
Weak:
caleches Meaning
caleches
calash sense 2, calash sense 1a, a 2-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle with a driver's seat on the splashboard used in Quebec
caleches Sentence Examples
- The elegant caleches rolled through the cobblestone streets of Paris, their curtains billowing in the wind.
- The sound of horse-drawn caleches clip-clopping along the promenade filled the air with a nostalgic charm.
- In the quaint village, caleches served as a charming mode of transportation for tourists and locals alike.
- The grand caleche, adorned with ornate carvings and velvet upholstery, carried the newlyweds through the parade.
- The caleches' wheels crunched on the gravel path as they made their way through the lush parkland.
- The riders in the caleches shielded themselves from the sun's intense rays with parasols.
- The caleches lined up outside the theater, waiting to transport patrons to the evening's performance.
- The caleche ride along the picturesque coastal road offered breathtaking views of the ocean.
- After a day exploring the city, we returned to our hotel in a comfortable caleche.
- The caleches provided a unique and memorable way to experience the historical and cultural atmosphere of the city.
FAQs About the word caleches
calash sense 2, calash sense 1a, a 2-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle with a driver's seat on the splashboard used in Quebec
roadsters, hansom cabs, diligences, calashes, jaunting cars, hackney coaches, tilburies, dogcarts, buckboards, coaches
No antonyms found.
The elegant caleches rolled through the cobblestone streets of Paris, their curtains billowing in the wind.
The sound of horse-drawn caleches clip-clopping along the promenade filled the air with a nostalgic charm.
In the quaint village, caleches served as a charming mode of transportation for tourists and locals alike.
The grand caleche, adorned with ornate carvings and velvet upholstery, carried the newlyweds through the parade.
