Definitionn. the area for food preparation on a ship
Last update: May 31, 2017
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Gwynne rode in the caboose of the train to which his car was attached. [Please select]
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Gwynne in the caboose, was far on its way to Alberta. [Please select]
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I then left him, and lighted a fire in the caboose. [Please select]
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The Southerner sat with a newspaper on the rear platform of a caboose. [Please select]
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But from inside the caboose loud laughter and noise broke on us. [verb]
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Of Shorty he took no notice whatever--no more than of the manifestations in the caboose. [Please select]
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Inside the caboose they had reached the third howling of the she-wolf. [Please select]
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So here was the deputy foreman, his steers delivered in Chicago, his men (I could hear them) safe in the caboose, his paper in his lap, and his legs dangling at ease over the railing. [Please select]
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"I expaict I've had them almost all of three thousand miles," said the Virginian, tilting his head toward the noise in the caboose. [Please select]
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