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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 968 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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CALASH (from Fr. caleche, derived from
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Polish kolaska, a wheeled
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carriage)  , a
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light
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carriage with a folding
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hood; the
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Canadian
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calash is two-wheeled and has a seat for the
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driver on the splash-
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board . The word is also used for a
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kind of hood made of
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silk stretched over hoops, formerly worn by
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women .

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