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carriage
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Carriage
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a vehicle with usually four wheels, pulled by one or more horses
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In the 19th century, carriages were a common mode of transportation for wealthy families.
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02
a person's characteristic way of holding or bearing their body
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His carriage reflected confidence and poise.
03
a passenger railcar or coach
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The sleeper carriage was comfortable for the overnight journey.
04
a component of a machine designed to carry or support another part
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The printer 's carriage holds the paper in place.
05
a small wheeled vehicle for transporting an infant or child
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The infant slept peacefully in the carriage.
06
the supporting framework of a staircase, holding the treads and risers together
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The staircase 's carriage was made of oak.
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miscarriage
undercarriage
carriage
carry
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