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wagon

[wag-uhn] / ˈwæg ən /




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People get all mad at us, but if you’re going to jump on the wagon for three weeks, which is what 90% of the population does, we’re not the place for you.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kraft mac and cheese, first sold in 1937 for 19 cents a box, was the creation of Chicago cheese monger James L. Kraft, who got his start selling cheese from a horse-drawn wagon.

From The Wall Street Journal

They combine animals and figures; architecture, ladders and wagons; abstraction and representation.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Avatar: Fire and Ash” feels like a tricked-out station wagon with James Cameron at the wheel speeding us to his favorite spot in the galaxy.

From Los Angeles Times

There are plenty of different designs out there, including utility models that you can actually use off road, swanky status symbols and legions of suburban family wagons.

From BBC