Noun:

ఆక్సార్ట్,

oxcart's Usage Examples:

handcarts No tractors or rotary tillers (retired on September 28, 2007) No oxcarts or horse-drawn carts (retired on September 28, 2007) No handcarts (retired.

The Oboroguruma is a ghostly oxcart with a face on it.

The imperial forces consisted of two thousand oxcarts with cavalry and foot soldiers on two fronts, but the rebels took advantage.

These reliefs show camp followers on the move with animals and oxcarts, hunters, women cooking, female traders selling to Chinese merchants, and.

Rivera to build a formal road across north Florida that was suitable for oxcarts.

It is not uncommon to see oxcarts, donkey-carts and horse-driven carts.

A stream ran through the cave, and was wide enough so that oxcarts could be used to bring the saltpeter above ground.

The championship trophy, first awarded in 1977, features a two-wheeled oxcart, symbolizing the pioneer era on the Red River in Manitoba.

Stephens used local timber, including walnut paneling from trees on the farm and cypress paneling from a nearby swamp, hauled to Irvington by oxcart.

Originally, the coffee was brought to port in oxcarts via a trail through the mountains.

It took oxcarts three weeks to travel from Cape Town to Swellendam.

the side of the three main highways leading to Kyoto, Japan, so that the oxcarts could ride on them during the 18th–19th century latter half of the Edo.

the farm and cypress paneling from a nearby swamp, hauled to Irvington by oxcart.

Synonyms:

cart,

Antonyms:

push,