Ba-rouçhe', n.

noun

(ba-ro͞osh'), n. [It. baroccio, biroçcio, wagon, chariot, Ger. barutsche, L. Lat. barrotium, barrotum, barrota, barocia, from Lat. birotus, two-wheeled, birota (sc. rheda), cabriolet, from bis, twice, and rota, wheel.] A four-wheeled carriage, with a falling top, a seat on the outside for the driver, and two seats on the inside arranged for four persons to sit facing each other.

An English barouche carriage with a covered passenger compartment, large rear wheels, and a driver seated at the front. — English Barouche.