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freight engine
noun
- a locomotive for pulling freight trains, designed for high drawbar pull rather than high speed.
Word History and Origins
Origin of freight engine1
Example Sentences
During a recent visit to the Rusk depot, one of its rare wheeled residents - a massive 1953 locomotive freight engine - was hard at work moving freight.
During a recent visit to the Rusk depot, one of its rare wheeled residents — a massive 1953 locomotive freight engine — was hard at work moving freight.
The locomotive he now propelled was a third-class freight engine, and had no fireman on the present occasion so far as could be seen.
Brockman put the freight engine crew on the rack, and they say there was a small boulder on the track—that it rolled down the canyon slope just ahead of them as they were turning a curve.
February 14, at 8:20 p.m., one mile north of Indianapolis, Ohio division, extra freight engine, Packard conductor, collided with Ohio division passenger train No. 11.
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