Freight'-ĕn'ġine, n.
n. A locomotive for hauling freight cars, usually made with small driving-wheels to gain leverage, and often with six or eight driving-wheels, to gain adhesion;—called in England goods-engine. [U. S.]
n. A locomotive for hauling freight cars, usually made with small driving-wheels to gain leverage, and often with six or eight driving-wheels, to gain adhesion;—called in England goods-engine. [U. S.]