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Webster's Dictionary (1865)

Gŭn'-cär'riağe, n.

noun

(-kär'-rij), n. The carriage on which a gun is mounted or moved.

A field gun mounted on a wheeled carriage, with its stock, cheeks, elevating screw, and trail labeled.
Field-gun-carriage.
A side view of a siege-gun carriage with two large spoked wheels and a long bolster.
Siege-gun-carriage. A, bolster.
A side-view diagram of a sea-coast cannon mounted on a carriage and wheeled chassis.
Sea-coast-carriage, for Casemate or Barbette. A, carriage proper; B, chassis.