I'm in the caboose.
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Caboose
//kəˈbuːs//
Synonyms for "caboose" (87 found)
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Related words (43)
Noun(12 words)
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14 entriesTranslations
35 translations across 12 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- laatlammetjie noun (youngest child)
Czech
4 entries- podškrabek noun (youngest child)
- posledníček noun (youngest child)
- vejškrabek noun (youngest child)
- výškrabek noun (youngest child)
Danish
1 entries- efternøler noun (youngest child)
Dutch
2 entries- achterste noun (babytalk: buttocks)
- poep noun (babytalk: buttocks)
Esperanto
1 entries- postaĵo noun (babytalk: buttocks)
Finnish
4 entries- hännänhuippu noun (sports: person or team in the last place)
- iltatähti noun (youngest child)
- jarruvaunu noun (last car on a train)
- kapyysi noun (nautical: small galley)
German
4 entries- Bremserwagen noun (last car on a train)
- Güterzugbegleitwagen noun (last car on a train)
- Hintern noun (babytalk: buttocks)
- Kombüse noun (nautical: small galley)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- attpåklatt noun (youngest child)
Russian
4 entries- аутса́йдер noun (sports: person or team in the last place)
- за́дний тормозно́й ваго́н noun (last car on a train)
- за́дница noun (babytalk: buttocks)
- ка́мбуз noun (nautical: small galley)
Spanish
4 entries- cabús noun (last car on a train)
- colista noun (sports: person or team in the last place)
- colita noun (babytalk: buttocks)
- furgón de cola noun (last car on a train)
Swedish
1 entries- sladdbarn noun (youngest child)
Welsh
1 entries- ceginfa noun (nautical: small galley)
Sample sentences
9 total sentences available.
On the second day out, while sailing moderately on our course in the Gulf Stream, a sudden squall of wind struck the ship from the SW. and knocked her completely on her beam-ends, stove one of our boats, entirely destroyed two others, and threw down the cambouse.
Source: wiktionary
This stove is to be made in the form of a Franklin, but is to be furnished with an oven, and other means of cooking; its appearance is therefore more like that of the old fashioned caboose, than of a Franklin stove.
Source: wiktionary
A tremendous billow, fringed with foam, swept over our deck, carrying the cook's caboose, cooking utensils and stove right overboard into the sea.
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