yard pilot
shifter
switch engine
shunter
switcher
shunt
motor car
road switcher
railroad engineer
engine driver
locomotive engineer
engineer
point
shovelnose
trike
railroadish
dinkey
railwaylike
railwayish
wheel lathe
driving van trailer
switchyard
rail vehicle
railway vehicle
switchman
pinch
dolly
tipple
trainlike
rail
drawrod
shunting engine
transcontinental
brakesman
railroading
loco
carriage
rail-carriage
Meyer locomotive
double-end
camelback
bank engine
pilot beam
pusher
single-heading
somersault signal
banking engine
Pullman
bobby
cannonball
travelling post office
trellis
rerailment
flangeway
clackety
freighthopping
carbuilder
mixed-traffic
signalman
railroader
rack railway
frog
wagonway
slip coach
steamer
plateway
rebore
cog railway
railroad
slip carriage
choo-choo
ghost train
alco-holic
handsignalman
railway train
locospotter
track circuit
break of gauge
work train
swing motion
signal indication
pilotman
piggyback
towerman
seat lock
pointsperson
iron horse
pig-a-back
pickaback
railway carriage
entrain
road
basher

English words for 'A switcher or shunter: a railroad locomotive used for shunting.'

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