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Chariot
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a vehicle with two wheels, drawn by horses, used in ancient times for warfare and racing
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Warriors in ancient Egypt rode chariots into battle, wielding bows and spears.
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a light four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage used for processions or ceremonies
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Festival participants pulled a decorated chariot.
to chariot
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to carry or convey someone or something using a chariot
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The king was charioted to the palace in style.
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to ride in a chariot, either ceremonially or in battle
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Gladiators charioted into the arena before the race.
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