n., pl., wa·gons-lits, or wa·gon-lits (vä'gôN-lē').
A sleeping car on a European railroad train.
[French : wagon, railroad car (from EnglishWAGON) + lit, bed (from Old French , from Latin lēctus).]
Dictionary:
wa·gon-lit (vä'gôN-lē')
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[French : wagon, railroad car (from EnglishWAGON) + lit, bed (from Old French , from Latin lēctus).]
| WordNet: wagon-lit |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a passenger car that has berths for sleeping
Synonyms: sleeping car, sleeper
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