wagon tire (Meaning)
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wagon tire (n)
a metal hoop forming the tread of a wheel
Synonyms & Antonyms of wagon tire
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wagon tire Sentence Examples
- The wagon lurched forward, its heavy wagon tires grinding against the uneven road.
- The blacksmith hammered at the glowing metal, crafting a new wagon tire for the farmer's overworked cart.
- The wagon train made its way across the sprawling prairie, leaving a trail of wagon tires in its wake.
- The cowboy used a discarded wagon tire as a campfire ring, the flames dancing merrily within its rusty rim.
- The children played with a wagon tire as a swing, laughing and soaring through the air.
- The old wagon stood silently in the barn, its broken wagon tires a testament to years of hard use.
- The artist created a whimsical sculpture out of wagon tires, its intricate design capturing the spirit of the Wild West.
- The wagon wheels creaked and groaned as they turned, their wagon tires bearing the weight of countless journeys.
- The horse stumbled, its wagon tires slipping on the icy ground, sending the wagon and its contents tumbling.
- The pioneers gathered around the campfire, their wagon tires providing a sense of security and home amidst the vast and unforgiving wilderness.
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a metal hoop forming the tread of a wheel
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No antonyms found.
The wagon lurched forward, its heavy wagon tires grinding against the uneven road.
The blacksmith hammered at the glowing metal, crafting a new wagon tire for the farmer's overworked cart.
The wagon train made its way across the sprawling prairie, leaving a trail of wagon tires in its wake.
The cowboy used a discarded wagon tire as a campfire ring, the flames dancing merrily within its rusty rim.
