pung
pung — noun
1. a light vehicle with a box-shaped wooden body and two metal runners underneath,
a light vehicle with a box-shaped wooden body and two metal runners underneath, pulled by a single horse, used mainly in the past in snowy regions of the northern United States and Canada for carrying people or goods
Every winter, Grandpa hitched the horse to the pung and drove into town for supplies.
collocation: hitch the horse to the pung
The old pung sat in the barn, its wooden box cracked from years of use.
passive state: sat in the barn
Marta climbed into the pung and pulled a thick wool blanket over her knees.
Esteban loaded split firewood into the pung before the snowstorm arrived.
Sayaka learned to drive the pung during her first winter living in Vermont.
用法筆記
This is a regional term used mainly in New England (United States) and parts of Canada. The pung was a common farm vehicle in the 1800s and early 1900s before cars became widespread.