Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
fiacre
noun
/fiˈäkrə/

Definition
A fiacre is a type of horse-drawn carriage that was commonly used for hire in cities during the 19th century.

Examples
- She called for a fiacre to take her to the theatre.
- The streets were filled with colorful fiacres during the festival.
- He enjoyed a leisurely ride in the fiacre around the historic district.

Meaning
The term ‘fiacre’ often refers specifically to a public taxi or cab, especially one that can be hailed on the street.

Synonyms
- cab
- taxi
- coach
- horse-drawn carriage