Describing Wordsfor Carriage

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Here are some adjectives for carriage: cool, prim, certain first-class, comfortable first-class, grimy third-class, curtained green, unconscious perfect, habitual genteel, easy, noble, active and joyous, empty first-class, friendly third-class, splendid, gilded, horse-drawn gilt, empty third-class, fearless, free, resounding power-driven, roomy first-class, elegant, open, fourth first-class, smoky second-class, elegant, sober, brand-new open, conspicuously graceful, slenderly elegant, comfortable second-class, slender, open, smart open, swift first-class, miniature funeral, open two-seat. You can get the definitions of these carriage adjectives by clicking on them. You might also like some words related to carriage (and find more here).

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Words to Describe carriage

Below is a list of describing words for carriage. You can sort the descriptive words by uniqueness or commonness using the button above. Sorry if there's a few unusual suggestions! The algorithm isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job for most common nouns. Here's the list of words that can be used to describe carriage:

cool, prim certain first-class comfortable first-class grimy third-class curtained green unconscious perfect habitual genteel easy, noble active and joyous empty first-class friendly third-class splendid, gilded horse-drawn gilt empty third-class fearless, free resounding power-driven roomy first-class elegant, open fourth first-class smoky second-class elegant, sober brand-new open conspicuously graceful slenderly elegant comfortable second-class
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slender, open smart open swift first-class miniature funeral open two-seat captious and insolent nice and graceful infrequent horse-drawn superior open circuitous or indirect luxurious and roomy black, stuffy smoky third-class quite noiseless stuffy third-class proud fine brand-new prone four-wheel open same stiff-backed nineteenth-century hansom haughty and self-centered four-person military elegant horse-drawn arrogantly easy nauseous, third-class proud, nimble abrupt and supercilious majestic, high stern and constant indecent wanton neat, open upright sturdy unparalleled and villainous miserable dislocated stuffy first-class comfortable invalid same second-class free and rather insolent dainty, regal mutinous and unworthy perpetual turbulent proud, inquisitive one-horse turkish nearest second-class shabby third-class noble vertical stuffy, first-class lightest and fleetest open, one-horse erectly graceful bashful distant singularly majestic and easy distinctly masterful comfortable and handsome repellently padded stuffy second-class chilly second-class neat one-horse spirited, high calm and somewhat languid non-smoking first-class sumptuous open narrow stuffy domestic four-wheel sublime royal upright graceful animated, alert militant and menacing perfect graceful vulgar or improper filthy second-class graceful and peculiar disused third-class stylish open large and very shiny burmese public stoical and defiant same first-class noticeably graceful deliberate but noticeably graceful main or imperial lightest and most elegant old-fashioned magnificent ordinary third-class exceedingly martial and appropriate martial and appropriate singularly sweet and mild well-bred and suave stiff but always perfect steady, balanced humble but lively little clumsy, gilded hansom or private easy and regal familiar first-class notably strong and graceful four-in-hand gilded dark, closely-packed elegant but very dusty incorrigibly casual slow uncomfortable rude or insolent extremely majestic average third-class private and splendid smart, compact private temporal airy but graceful modern, jerky indecent, supercilious dirty, draughty special whole more magesterial comfortable special same unsuitable other unroyal noticeably elegant disobedient and seditious nearest third-class lithe and formidable fine first-class proud and easy gay confident modest, undecorated roomy, open proud, self-assured comfortable open elegant open small and very low third-class same curtained open, horse-drawn free, confident ornate open still warlike frank, undaunted tiny horse-drawn regular tall free graceful peculiar and graceful faultless military humble and discreet circuitous and indirect one-horse open noble, easy quickest and most economical biggest available graceful easy handsome open unfortunate open easy, proud careless proud alert proud mysterious runaway curtained public first-class double-decker second last whole modest gilt antique rattly first-class fine unmarked small, weighted ely theatrical unobtrusively theatrical bare third-class particularly sumptuous �ceremonial new fawn-colored gilded open beautiful horse-drawn insensitive royal wider, heavier vast, boxy free, athletic sufficient and commendable good two-seat roundabout, aimless venerable open slender, eager unchristian and unsuitable unsuitable and unchristian moral, civil and discreet haughty and impudent dim, third-class roomy and magnificent last first-class free and sometimes noble lithe, strenuous naturally majestic eminently noble great four-in-hand correct and pleasing gilt open harsh and jealous graceful, elastic smooth and fair large and very nice grave and discreet smart, neat obstinate and unbelieving magnificent and spirited handsome but old-fashioned high, well-bred passable private genteelly insolent first-class and third-class plain roomy modest open exceedingly martial common top submissive, flattering bright and sanguine flashy open haughty, graceful shabby one-horse luxurious open commonest public empty second-class own straighter rusty open gloomy first-class elegant four-in-hand quiet, supple gorgeous gala shabby funeral slowly lumbering incredibly magnificent delicious and luxurious imperial gala heavy gala canadian first-class sober and profitable insolent and riotous magesterial haughty or overbearing splendid top easy and safer late insolent grave, decisive certain swashbuckling slow-moving and frail solitary first-class pert and flippant restless, unoccupied indisposed open genteel graceful easy, well-made universally gracious irregular and unsettled small, second-hand certain intrepid large third-class small horse-drawn magnificent open magnificent and dazzling straight, proud clumsy high noble and elegant immovable black fancy gilded elegant, easy handsome old-fashioned well-made wooden calm, graceful most comfortable elegant antique easy, athletic customary proud old and low private official suitable or convenient sufficiently gallant proud and graceful same lumbering genteel, quiet open third-class actual private proud gay coarse and brutish small four-wheel quietly magnificent long third-class would-be private free, splendid loose and vicious popular and convenient particularly lithe notably strong graceful old-world marvellously graceful unconsciously proud graceful and healthy moderately useful vigorous, graceful private open cleanly public large brand-new stately graceful splendid and reckless upright easy graceful, slow quiet graceful high, awkward omnibus and public superlatively elegant almost graceful easy, unaffected horse-drawn free and graceful affectionate and humble superb open exquisitely tasteful easy graceful own crested anonymous dark next first-class massive royal traditional horse-drawn ludicrous antique bloody loud small two-seat former decent straight and beautiful ordinary first-class courteous, affable plain but adequate old-fashioned, open sometimes noble dusty, stuffy full eight-foot singularly majestic black, rigid certain edifying heavy and lumbering plain handsome graceful, majestic neat private extra first-class naturally easy fine, private empty private dingy private grand open lumbering, old-fashioned large, lumbering broad and well-kept fine gaudy occasional smart frail and unsteady restless helpless gallant and graceful unworthy and sinful forward third-class righteous and religious noble graceful empty, blood-stained old-fashioned one-horse respectful, deferential coal and cheap neat and spacious ostentatious public huge, roomy delicious open peculiarly confident fine, joyous indescribably noble one-horse little one-horse second-class particularly proud big, easy old seaside french second-class proud, high handsome electric little four-wheel antiquated public monstrous nice decidedly military small, one-horse big uniformed bold, active finer, freer goat-drawn prudent and safe insolent and contemptuous upright military familiar rustic particularly respectable prudent and conciliatory true norwegian german first-class little open handsome plain great easy truly superb powerful runaway special windowless unconsciously arrogant awkwardly high wide dual occasional horse-drawn french antique great boxy comfortable large jaunty military open one-horse easy and flexible large and plain morose and morbid brilliant royal great, cumbersome high and unusual little first-class easy, vigorous small second-class certain haughty warm, smoky noble and fearless gorgeous and luxurious elegant and magnificent cheap and expeditious lofty and impressive ordinary royal truly military unusually graceful beautiful, free whole bold easy open plain but handsome small polish handsome, plain occasional private splendid open fine roomy exceptionally graceful graceful, easy easy, graceful real elegant handsome private modest, gentle first-class simple long-sleeved grand personal simple, open long, black-draped massive, ornate old horse-drawn civil and discreet discreet and temperate superb gilded many and expensive more condescending large lumbering tall and lofty rapid and cheap proud and impatient elegant bridal sober green stern, military heavy modern peculiarly noble small, lopsided haughty and fierce fine, elastic own lumbering high and haughty haughty, overbearing dark, plain elegant private dusty, old open official shabby, old-fashioned fine, proud proud and resolute gay, free graceful and easy low, open free and powerful tolerably smart non-smoking black, unmarked large, fancy rather ramshackle incredible golden proud, royal outer open vast, lumbering proud and delicate almost jaunty handsome fur-lined prettiest and best new and bright magnificent yellow great gala rather military old-time private low, comfortable easy, confident stiff, military ornate black elegant gilt little shaky old dauntless good and serious small stuffy beautiful electric tiny rustic cosy warm free, noble heavy and awkward quiet empty excellent strong low open real private proud and lofty easy and graceful proud, confident dainty and elegant pleasant airy broad gilded beautiful gilt comfortable and elegant easy, elegant specially easy always perfect certain jaunty good sober modest and graceful proud, self-reliant high, proud violent and tumultuous old-fashioned open perfectly graceful thoroughly business-like horizontal metal gorgeously uniformed brisk military gorgeous purple almost haughty four-wheel dark and wonderful bargain-priced proud, straight free and noble proper feminine sweet and modest swift electric nice, easy frank and easy easy and gentle ancient and heavy charming and noble armored mobile certain rigid ramrod-straight simple and modest new open single open same formal thy hateful big, luxurious broad, well-kept long, bare magnificent private dark soft tall, perfect open electric less ornate big wrought-iron lumbering great same proud new low ordinary open weird and frightening roomy, comfortable high, blue low, easy good second-hand real, proper modest and gentle fairy little invalid high, old-fashioned last egyptian heavy, gilded beautiful victorian peculiarly graceful long and hot heavy ceremonial open bold, free own luxurious such illicit black open fine gilded empty open large, spacious huge, ornate stylish blue tall, ornate somewhat military usual open rather insolent strong and haughty far handsomer nice empty handsome public roomy, old-fashioned peculiarly handsome best open noble and spirited own easy small but perfect hot and stuffy simple private utmost good haughty and imperious magnificent royal great, old-fashioned simple and graceful exceedingly remarkable bold, defiant fourth-class free, bold easy and cheap strange, horrible stately black dark, open bold free respectable private heavy, old-fashioned usual good grave and sober roomy old elegant little graceful strong, sinewy own tight proud, arrogant same confident modest and humble same haughty funny old-fashioned simple open own elegant superb golden queer german delightfully comfortable serene and noble last perfect mule-drawn little low proud, defiant big fine great roomy good, sober plain, substantial correct military old martial two-seat heavy lumbering great, splendid plain yellow more complaisant somewhat languid little invalid easy social more servile wonderful french fine athletic plain tan heavy open old, heavy own masterful famous and wealthy small open gentle and loving same graceful fine free almost military own comfortable rich and comfortable identical little easy, careless same imperial singularly sweet graceful, elegant plain open more easy certain independent somewhat arrogant great, open gala modest, unassuming small strong roomy older black large, old-fashioned ramshackle little unroyal much graceful normal commercial big roomy certain habitual high old-fashioned rather haughty nice open rather careless vice-regal open white archducal low, sleek bold and defiant heavy, lumbering old rickety big, old-fashioned immaculately clean extremely elegant fine brave more gorgeous lumbering old beautiful large more ornate huge, old-fashioned old academic stiff military large and luxurious frank and fearless somewhat antiquated large, dark old open other irregular shaky little somewhat shabby broad, smooth huge gilded great swiss fine military more graceful old proud purely internal present beautiful gorgeous new two-wheel bridal four-in-hand safe and convenient same splendid open-top antiquated old less ordinary same comfortable comfortable and convenient such graceful extremely disagreeable graceful and elegant good physical deep old great massive exquisitely graceful large open splendid new liveried gilded big open easy flat open own grand noble and lofty private painful little old ramshackle new and pleasant much handsomer elegant smart little almost motionless certain proud small, strong comfortable haughty high yellow power-driven unusually beautiful good, comfortable little, low easy, natural high, narrow expensive black certain easy royal more regal big, comfortable certain grand more stylish great lumbering damned dangerous somewhat haughty thy grand more martial lumbering big ole more convenient more renowned specially fine elegant new dark and empty fine, free new and magnificent natural and easy sway-backed large, ornate other first-class much sharper big, roomy big, rough great gilded old free careless and indifferent little gilded absurd old big old-fashioned long open awful old large private comfortable old regal grand military also fine old tattered circuitous emptier all-terrain broad smooth handsome hansom small, open bold, daring luxurious handsome old almost regal proud proud and noble free and open fine upstanding shaky old mere passive fine open half-closed little modern gracefully curved immodest ducal presentable distinctive white great gilt exceedingly graceful shuttered worn-out old real british long high lovely red genteel nice black rickety little grand new unimpressed equally ancient noisy old common public such easy little old-fashioned large, open rather distant unaccommodating truly fine transoceanic stylish empty less conscious narrow old more genteel large deep small, low great double fleetest queerest little rather old-fashioned large roomy ramshackle old great, strong thirty-mile big, handsome large, green same grand more gallant nice large sweet, soft magnificent black fine new rather grand hare-brained stuffy runaway open public otherwise empty vice-presidential such superb other open pivot five-hour ancient black fairly comfortable formal black �rial funeral magnificent new unchristian clumsy old crested large old large german good military fanciest solid wooden certain lofty now vacant neat black rickety old splendid superb great heavy fine big remarkably handsome large old-fashioned own stupid big yellow beribboned little new same open rather clumsy presidential last new handsomer delicate golden nice easy closely-packed ornate decrepit old hired fine natural somewhat dilapidated lofty almost boyish broken-down hindmost viceregal large, comfortable shabby old black-draped buoyant well-kept unguided free and easy swashbuckling dirty old sumptuous majestic familiar little more elegant big empty jaunty other private good solid

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Words to Describe carriage

As you've probably noticed, adjectives for "carriage" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this website, the top 5 adjectives for "carriage" are: cool, prim, certain first-class, comfortable first-class, grimy third-class, and curtained green. There are 995 other words to describe carriage listed above. Hopefully the above generated list of words to describe carriage suits your needs.

If you're getting strange results, it may be that your query isn't quite in the right format. The search box should be a simple word or phrase, like "tiger" or "blue eyes". A search for words to describe "people who have blue eyes" will likely return zero results. So if you're not getting ideal results, check that your search term, "carriage" isn't confusing the engine in this manner.

Note also that if there aren't many carriage adjectives, or if there are none at all, it could be that your search term has an abiguous part-of-speech. For example, the word "blue" can be an noun and an adjective. This confuses the engine and so you might not get many adjectives describing it. I may look into fixing this in the future. You might also be wondering: What type of word is carriage?

Describing Words

The idea for the Describing Words engine came when I was building the engine for Related Words (it's like a thesaurus, but gives you a much broader set of related words, rather than just synonyms). While playing around with word vectors and the "HasProperty" API of conceptnet, I had a bit of fun trying to get the adjectives which commonly describe a word. Eventually I realised that there's a much better way of doing this: parse books!

Project Gutenberg was the initial corpus, but the parser got greedier and greedier and I ended up feeding it somewhere around 100 gigabytes of text files - mostly fiction, including many contemporary works. The parser simply looks through each book and pulls out the various descriptions of nouns.

Hopefully it's more than just a novelty and some people will actually find it useful for their writing and brainstorming, but one neat little thing to try is to compare two nouns which are similar, but different in some significant way - for example, gender is interesting: "woman" versus "man" and "boy" versus "girl". On an inital quick analysis it seems that authors of fiction are at least 4x more likely to describe women (as opposed to men) with beauty-related terms (regarding their weight, features and general attractiveness). In fact, "beautiful" is possibly the most widely used adjective for women in all of the world's literature, which is quite in line with the general unidimensional representation of women in many other media forms. If anyone wants to do further research into this, let me know and I can give you a lot more data (for example, there are about 25000 different entries for "woman" - too many to show here).

The blueness of the results represents their relative frequency. You can hover over an item for a second and the frequency score should pop up. The "uniqueness" sorting is default, and thanks to my Complicated Algorithm™, it orders them by the adjectives' uniqueness to that particular noun relative to other nouns (it's actually pretty simple). As you'd expect, you can click the "Sort By Usage Frequency" button to adjectives by their usage frequency for that noun.

Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source mongodb which was used in this project.

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