0 a large old-fashioned vehicle, especially one used by groups for visiting places of interest
A feature of the new motor charabanc will be the space for passengers' luggage.
Whereas, in 1930, we went down to the seaside by charabanc, we go today by motor coach.
Perhaps he will organise charabanc trips to go and see it.
Does he want the engineering industry to turn to the making of charabancs with the idea that they will then be exempt?
Not those who live in the country districts, but those who live in the towns, with their charabancs and motor lorries, and so on.
There are swiming pools open and charabanc outings for the working classes.
It could be a mini-bus, a two-seater, a charabanc or anything which is propelled by an internal combustion engine.
There are still a number of private companies owning charabancs, buses and so on.
