wagonage

[wag-uh-nij]

wag·on·age

[wag-uh-nij]
noun Archaic.
1.
transportation or conveyance by wagon.
2.
money paid for this.
3.
a group of wagons; wagon train.

Origin:
1600–10; wagon + -age
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