1. a light two-wheeled carriage drawn by two horses side by side
Usage: historical

Examples

• The gentleman arrived at the estate in an elegant curricle.
• She preferred riding in a curricle to walking in the muddy lanes.
• The curricle was a fashionable mode of transport in Regency England.
• He drove his curricle at a brisk pace through the countryside.
• The yellow curricle caught everyone’s attention at the assembly.
• A well-matched pair of bays pulled the smart curricle.