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Definition of "day-coach" [day-coach]

  • In railroading, an ordinary passenger-ear with ordinary double seats, as distinguished from a sleeping-car, drawing-room ear, dining-car, or chair-car: not necessarily limited to day use. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

Use "day-coach" in a sentence
  • "He was beside her on the red plush seat of the day-coach; a boy of three and a half."
  • "In the shelter of an ancient, grimy day-coach, the scum muttered again, as Smith brushed past him in the aisle."
  • ""Across the continent in a day-coach, I suppose," laughed Hortense, yawning."
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