🇬🇧 Wagon meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A wagon is a small cart that looks like a box on four wheels. It has a long handle in the front so you can pull it along. Children use wagons to move their toys, stuffed animals, pets (if they sit still!), or even friends who want a ride. You pull a wagon by walking and holding the handle, and the wagon rolls behind you on its wheels.

My little brother sat in the wagon and shouted, “Faster!” so I walked exactly one tiny step quicker and he still screamed like we were in a rocket ship.

I loaded my homework into the wagon, hoping it would roll away forever, but it just followed me like a loyal, boring puppy.

My wagon was full of snacks, but somehow the snacks disappeared, and the wagon driver—me—suddenly felt very full.

We turned the wagon into an ice‑cream truck, but all we sold was pretend air and invisible sprinkles.

Our dog climbed into the wagon, so now he thinks he’s a fancy limousine passenger who pays in drool.

Little Anna pulled a red wagon down the garden path. The wagon carried a kitten, a tin cup, and a crumpled map. She tugged the wagon over a root; the wagon stuck and wobbled. A neighbor bent, freed a wheel, and the wagon rolled again. Anna laughed, hugged the kitten, and waved the wagon home.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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