Definition of Caravan
Caravan
car·a·van
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
a van, trailer, a covered horse-driven wagon or any vehicle equipped for living in, typically towed by a car and used for traveling;
e.g. The gypsies lived in brilliantly-colored and decorated caravans that held all their worldly possessions.
(noun)
a company of travelers, people or animals, on a journey together through desert or hostile regions;
e.g. The pioneers formed a caravan of wagons and animals and set out west from St. Louis.
(verb)
to travel together in a group (to caravan);
e.g. We were all going to the shore as a group, so we caravaned in three different cars traveling together on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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