bolderkar.
fairly small hand-pulled usually suspensionless two-axled wagon generally without a roof or cover, used as a children's toy or for utility purposes; post-WWII primarily associated with its use as a beach utility and toy vehicle
Meaning & usage
fairly small hand-pulled usually suspensionless two-axled wagon generally without a roof or cover, used as a children's toy or for utility purposes; post-WWII primarily associated with its use as a beach utility and toy vehicle
suspensionless two-axled rustic wagon used in agriculture and the like, often roofed
Where this word comes from
From bolderen (“move noisily”) + kar (“wagon, cart”). Compare German Bollerwagen (“bolderkar”).
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