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on the wagon

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on the wagon
Fig. not drinking alcohol. No, I don't care for a cocktail. I'm on the wagon. Bob's old drinking buddies complained that he was no fun when he went on the wagon.
See also: wagon

on the wagon
not drinking any alcohol, after a period of drinking regularly He's been on the wagon for ten years now.
Usage notes: usually said about someone who has an alcohol problem
Opposite of: off the wagon
See also: wagon


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If you want your wagon to blend in a bit more, then aim for softer or lighter fabrics on the wagon, and use colorful ribbons, bows, etc.
For the UK we have recommended a maximum first journey time of 20 hours, without animals resting on the wagon or leaving the vehicle, as long as the journey time begins when the animals board a wagon after leaving a farm or a market _ or when the wagon disembarked from a sea going ferry.
He shows that the trips were not always as heroic as portrayed in film but he also argues that the nineteenth century 'saw the American character at its best, and the best of that best was probably evinced on the wagon trains west'.
 
 
 
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