DictionarybroughamEnclosed carriage
noun

brougham

BROO-um/ˈbruːəm/

An enclosed, four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage.

A horse draws the enclosed brougham along the cobbled street.

An isolated Victorian brougham hitched to one horse, shown in three-quarter side view so its enclosed passenger cabin, outside driver's bench, and four-wheel construction are clear.
Etymology

Brougham is the name of the lord who had such a closed carriage built for himself. His name became the term for the carriage type.

In context

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More examples

  • The passenger stepped from the brougham onto the pavement.
  • Rain tapped against the carriage windows of the brougham.
  • A restored brougham stood among the museum's horse-drawn vehicles.

Forms

brougham · broughams

Similar words

carriage
A general term for horse-drawn passenger vehicles.