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Definition of calash - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transportationRare US horse-drawn carriage with low wheels and a folding topRare US
- The calash was popular in the 18th century.
2.
fashionRare UK large folding hooped hood worn by womenRare UK
- She wore a calash to protect her face from the sun.
Images of calash

horse-drawn carriage with low wheels and a folding top
Origin of calash
French, calèche (light carriage)
Terms with calash included in their meaning
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transportation
two-wheeled carriage with a calash top
Examples of calash in a sentence
They traveled through the countryside in a calash. The calash added elegance to her evening attire. During the windy day, she was grateful for her calash.
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- French:calèche, chapeau à cerceaux, ...
- German:Kalesche, Reifhaube, ...
- Italian:calèche, calash, ...
- Spanish:carruaje, capota, ...
- Portuguese:carruagem, capote, ...
- Chinese:马车, 大箍帽, ...
- Japanese:カラッシュ, 折りたたみフード, ...
- Arabic:حَنطُور, قَلَش, ...
- Hebrew:קָלַאשׁ, קָלָשׁ, ...
- Russian:каляска, калаш, ...
- Ukrainian:каляска, каляш, ...
- Hindi:कैलाश, फोल्डिंग हुड, ...
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