[a. F. fourgon.] A baggage-wagon, a luggage-van.
1848. Thackeray, Van. Fair, lxii. Lord Bareacre’s chariot, britska, and fourgon, that anybody might pay for who liked.
1866. Mrs. H. Wood, St. Martin’s Eve, xxv. (1874), 309. Your wedding-dress is come, with lots more things, nearly a fourgon full, Louise says.
1884. Health Exhib. Catal., p. xxxix. Fourgons containing the equipment of Hospital Corps.
