wainwright

noun
UK /ˈweɪn.raɪt/
US /ˈweɪn.raɪt/

A wainwright is a person who makes and fixes wagons.

The wainwright repaired the wooden wheel of the farmer's wagon.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A surname, especially common in northern England.

Mr. Wainwright lives at the end of our street.

3. A person skilled in building heavy wooden carts used for farming.

In the old village, the wainwright was as important as the blacksmith.

4. A maker of wagons for transporting goods over long distances.

The wainwright built a sturdy wagon for the traders.