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battlewagon

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bat·tle·wag·on  (btl-wgn)
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Noun1.battlewagon - large and heavily armoured warshipbattlewagon - large and heavily armoured warship  
dreadnaught, dreadnought - battleship that has big guns all of the same caliber
pocket battleship - a small battleship built to conform with treaty limitations on tonnage and armament (from 1925 to 1930)
combat ship, war vessel, warship - a government ship that is available for waging war


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Battleship North Carolina WILMINGTON--The World War II battlewagon, a popular diversion for beach visitors, drew 201,000 in the fiscal year that ended last September, up about 1,000.
At the Jacksonville Beach Pier, regulars include Northeast skippers who run everything from bluewater battlewagons to flats boats.
Higher up there's the Great Leader's battlewagon, a bright blue VW Beetle (used in the 1969 revolution), and — on the top floor — there's a glass case containing his tie and gloves.
 
 
 
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