What is another word for Curricle?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌɹɪkə͡l] (IPA) 
Curricle was a fashionable carriage in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Though the term curricle was chiefly used to refer to this type of light, two-wheeled carriage, it was also called by a variety of other names such as a "gig", a "roadster", and a "whiskey". The term "chaise" was also used for a variation with four wheels and a folding hood that could convert it into an open top carriage.
Other synonyms for "curricle" can include "phaeton" (a light four-wheel carriage), "victoria" (a small, horse-drawn carriage), and "landau" (a carriage with a folding top and two to four seats). Despite the decline in popularity of these carriage types, the word curricle still enjoys some usage as a romantic and nostalgic reference to this era.
