jolt-wagon (Meaning)

jolt-wagon

a farm wagon

The jolting wagon rumbled along the rugged road, each bump sending a shock through its passengers.
The jolt-wagon careened wildly, threatening to overturn with every jolt and sway.
The horses pulling the jolt-wagon strained against their harnesses, the uneven ground making their progress difficult.
The passengers clung tightly to the wooden sides of the jolt-wagon, their faces contorted in discomfort.
The wagon driver cursed under his breath, the jolt-wagon proving to be a poor substitute for a comfortable carriage.
The jolt-wagon creaked and groaned with every jarring motion, a testament to the brutal conditions it endured.
The bandits held up the jolt-wagon, their weapons drawn and their eyes gleaming with greed.
The settlers fled their burning wagon train in jolt-wagons, seeking refuge from the relentless Indian attacks.
The miners used jolt-wagons to transport ore from the remote mountains, the rough terrain testing their endurance.
The jolt-wagon was a symbol of hardship and adventure, a reminder of the struggles that pioneers faced in opening up the American West.

a farm wagon

spring wagon, wagon, dray, wagonette, hand truck,cart, oxcart, truck, pushcart, wheelbarrow

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The jolting wagon rumbled along the rugged road, each bump sending a shock through its passengers.

The jolt-wagon careened wildly, threatening to overturn with every jolt and sway.

The horses pulling the jolt-wagon strained against their harnesses, the uneven ground making their progress difficult.

The passengers clung tightly to the wooden sides of the jolt-wagon, their faces contorted in discomfort.