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| - Wagons were primitive land vehicles that used wheels to transport cargo and passengers. More advanced wagons were sometimes armed, armored, and used in warfare.
- A wagon is a four-wheeled, open vehicle for transporting heavy loads. In general, two horses (or other beasts of burden) draw it. It comes with the harness needed to pull it. A wagon on runners is known as a sled. A bouncy ride in a wagon is a vigorous motion. A wagon train is a community with a large collection of wagons and coralled beasts of burden for hauling cargo, either locally or as part of a merchant caravan. Wheelrights can be seen making or fixing wagon wheels. Wagons are heavy, weighing at least four hundred pounds.
- Wagon (ワゴン Wagon) is a robotic assistant who sells drinks and meals to the team. Though mysterious, she has a way of putting a smile on everyone's faces. Ten years later in Ressha Sentai ToQger Returns: Super ToQ 7gou of Dreams, Wagon has been promoted to the Rainbow Line Conductor, with the previous Conductor becoming ToQ 7gou. Due to her role as a conductor, Ticket is stuck to her right hand, becoming his new host puppet.
- Wagon is a robotic assistant who sells drinks and meals to the team. Though mysterious, she has a way of putting a smile on everyone's faces. She's very tease full and likes to make jokes. She thought that Mina Bennett had a crush on Timothy Blue because she thought that he kissed her when he fell on her but she was wrong. She finds Ian Bennett to be cool and finds Rob Bowman greedy sometimes. She's also BFFs with April Bright and she was shocked to find out that the orange ranger was Andre Bannan. She loves attention and hates it when she's being ignored. She's really girly and cheery she love with horror movies and romance
- Wagons are decorations in FarmVille.
- Wagons are pulled by animals such as horses, mules or oxen. They may be pulled by one animal or by several, often in pairs or teams. A wagon was formerly often called a wain, hence one who builds or repairs wagons is a wainwright. A person who drives wagons is called a "waggoner", a "teamster", a "bullocky", a "muleskinner", or simply a "driver".
- Wagon is a vehicle in the Dragon Quest game series that facilitates larger parties.
- Built by: Owner: Capacity: Top speed: Height: Materials used: First appearance: Other appearances: The Wagon is a typical red and white toy wagon with wheels and a handle. It was featured in many episodes throughout the series. Wagons are usually used as means of transportation, to carry people, or on some occasions, various things. Once in a while wagons are seen in scams. Because of their construction, they're often used as the chassis in vehicles built by the Eds.
- The Wagon is a follower from the Abbey and Mayor expansion which can be placed on a road, city or cloister as a normal follower would be. When scored, it may be moved to an adjoining unscored road, city or cloister so long as it does not already have a follower on it and is connected to it by road. A new follower may also be placed that turn.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Wagon File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Wagon File:Wagon.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Common Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 4 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Common File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png Can carry most anything you want
- Calvin's wagon is a small red wagon that often gets driven over conveniently placed cliffs in the woods behind Calvin's house and wrecked crashing into the rocks or pools below. At one point, they (Calvin and Hobbes) crashed high in a tree where Calvin remarks that the view from up there is spectacular. Hobbes always pushes, while Calvin steers. During a wagon ride, the two usually discuss about philosophical topics and the metaphors they used usually end up being intertwined with the conversation. Hobbes is usually listening or shouting things like "Tree!" or "Lake!" making Calvin offended.
- Wagons were commonly used by travel stations, which transported civilians between cities for a fee. During the Renaissance, armed horsemen would escort wagons in the outskirts of cities, near forests and around mountainous regions, due to the dangers posed by bandits and other dubious individuals. The famed polymath Leonardo da Vinci also made use of a personal wagon, during his travels to Forlì in 1480 with the Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze. The wagon was loaded with designs and inventions, including a machine capable of flight.
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