railcar

noun
UK /ˈreɪlkɑː/
US /ˈreɪlkɑːr/

A railcar is a train car that runs on tracks.

The long railcar was filled with coal.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A self-propelled passenger vehicle that runs on rails, often powered by electricity or a diesel engine.

The city's new railcar carried commuters downtown quickly.

3. A freight container or car designed to carry goods on a railway.

Workers loaded grain into the railcar at the siding.

4. A small car that runs on rails, used in mines or on short industrial lines.

The miners rode a railcar deep into the tunnel.