cariole (Meaning)
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cariole (n.)
A small, light, open one-horse carriage
A covered cart
A kind of calash. See Carryall.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cariole
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cariole Sentence Examples
- In the snowy wilderness, the explorer relied on a sturdy cariole to traverse the terrain.
- The cariole, with its runners gliding over the snow, provided a smooth ride through the wintry landscape.
- The fur-clad travelers huddled together in the cariole, seeking warmth against the biting cold.
- A cariole is a traditional mode of transportation in regions where snowfall is abundant.
- The driver skillfully maneuvered the cariole around icy patches and snowdrifts.
- Despite the harsh weather, the cariole offered a comfortable means of travel across the frozen landscape.
- The cariole was laden with supplies, ensuring the travelers had provisions for their journey.
- Children giggled with delight as they rode in the cariole, enjoying the winter wonderland around them.
- The cariole's design allowed it to glide smoothly over the snow, making it an efficient mode of transport.
- With a team of sturdy horses pulling the cariole, the travelers made steady progress towards their destination.
FAQs About the word cariole
A small, light, open one-horse carriage, A covered cart, A kind of calash. See Carryall.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In the snowy wilderness, the explorer relied on a sturdy cariole to traverse the terrain.
The cariole, with its runners gliding over the snow, provided a smooth ride through the wintry landscape.
The fur-clad travelers huddled together in the cariole, seeking warmth against the biting cold.
A cariole is a traditional mode of transportation in regions where snowfall is abundant.
