boxcar (Meaning)

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boxcar (n)

a freight car with roof and sliding doors in the sides

The freight train rumbled past, its long line of boxcars stretching into the distance.
Homeless people often seek shelter in abandoned boxcars along the railway tracks.
The graffiti-covered boxcar stood out among the pristine passenger cars at the train station.
The railway workers loaded crates of goods into the boxcar, preparing for its journey across the country.
Children played make-believe, imagining themselves as brave adventurers riding atop a boxcar.
The conductor signaled for the boxcar to be coupled to the locomotive, readying it for departure.
Inside the dimly lit boxcar, the air was filled with the sound of rattling cargo.
Hobos from the Great Depression era would hop aboard boxcars in search of a better life elsewhere.
The company invested in modernizing its fleet of boxcars to improve efficiency and safety.
As the train slowed to a stop, passengers peered out of the windows, watching as the boxcar was detached and rerouted to its destination.

a freight car with roof and sliding doors in the sides

handsome, sizable, oversize, tidy, oversized, huge, big,large, considerable, substantial

little, smallish, small, dwarfish, tiny, dinky, dwarf, undersize, puny, half-pint

The freight train rumbled past, its long line of boxcars stretching into the distance.

Homeless people often seek shelter in abandoned boxcars along the railway tracks.

The graffiti-covered boxcar stood out among the pristine passenger cars at the train station.

The railway workers loaded crates of goods into the boxcar, preparing for its journey across the country.