Carriage and Van

Carriage

Carriage noun - A horse-drawn wheeled vehicle for carrying passengers.

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Van and carriage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Van" instead a noun "Carriage".

Nearby Words: carry, carried, carrier, carrying, carriageway

Van noun - The innovators of new concepts, styles, and techniques especially in the arts.

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Carriage and van are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Carriage" instead a noun "Van".

moving	moving carriage	moving van
full	full carriage	full van
identical	identical carriage	identical van
small	small carriage	small van
Other adjectives: entire, wrong, black, famous, suspicious, falling, mysterious, gigantic, oncoming, runaway, nearby, armored, purple, speeding, stolen.

Epic Flail: Godefroy throws a mace at the postman and Jacquouille uses it to destroy the "devil's carriage" (a postal van).

Source: Film / Les Visiteurs
Jacquouille runs back at Godefroy in fear as soon as he sees the postman, thinking the man is a Saracen in a "Devil-carriage", and they come back at him, scare him away and start destroying his van.

Source: Film / Les Visiteurs
Justified in Van Helsing; a horse carriage falls into a gorge, and naturally explodes in a huge ball of fire.

Source: Made of Explodium

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