1. A light vehicle; a chariot of war or triumph; a railway carriage. An Irish car, one in which the riders sit back to back.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cao,
• caary,
• camar,
• csar,
• scear,
• cahir,
• cae,
• caer,
• har,
• casr,
• carda,
• caure,
• cal,
• cario,
• carsh,
• cdr,
• yar,
• rar,
• ctr,
• carv

• mar.,
• carro,
• -ar,
• card,
• jar,
• ar,
• Cari,
• cat,
• carry,
• can,
• cap,
• Cara,
• cart,
• caw,
• Cary,
• Carie,
• far,
• ca,
• cr,
• carya,
• Caro,
• Carr,
• cayer,
• scar,
• bar,
• Carrie,
• CARRA,
• ear,
• Carrow,
• Carri,
• cal.,
• cairo,
• czar,
• care,
• carew,
• Carey,
• cab.

The adjective form of the word "car" is "car-related" or "automotive".

The plural of the "car" can be the "cars".

The singular of the "car" can be the "car".