1. a four-wheeled vehicle for carrying heavy loads, typically drawn by horses or oxen
Usage: chiefly British spelling
2. a railway freight car
Usage: British

Examples

• The farmer loaded hay onto his waggon.
• Horses pulled the heavy waggon down the muddy road.
• The coal waggon derailed near the station.
• They transported goods by waggon before trucks were common.
• The old waggon creaked under the weight of the harvest.
• Railway waggons carried iron ore to the port.