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Noun(1) a procession (of wagons or mules or camels(2) a camper equipped with living quarters(3) a procession (of wagons or mules or camels) traveling together in single file(4) group traveling together

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(1) It had been threatening to pour for the two days before and day since the departure of the small caravan of people.(2) He had led a caravan of three automobiles to buy food for the troops when he came upon a band of Villistas.(3) Meanwhile, rescue workers continue to meet at the center every day at 6 a.m. to pile into a caravan of pickup trucks.(4) He's leaving a caravan of buses bringing 600 New Orleans buses back to the city.(5) a caravan of cars and trucks(6) Along the ground a caravan of ground crew and volunteers zips along to meet the group at the next rest stop.(7) She borrowed some money to buy a horse-drawn caravan and commenced a two-year journey northwards.(8) When we went for a caravan holiday in France I put in some overtime to help pay for it.(9) In 2003, Funny Cide brought his owners to the big track in their caravan of yellow school buses.(10) At the end of the road stood a canvas covered caravan and beside it a tiny theatre, a miniature stage with a black curtain backdrop.(11) a caravan holiday(12) When I was a lad we always had a two week holiday with our caravan .(13) While caravan holidays were once considered to be a cheap and cheerful option, customers now have the option of luxury lodges.(14) You didn't join a caravan of vehicles fleeing down after the chemical attack at the Mall of America, trying to make Fargo by nightfall.(15) Sitting relaxed in his small study, planning a family caravan holiday in Northumberland, he looks now to be doing pretty well.(16) He crossed into southern Iraq from Kuwait about midday in a caravan of sport utility vehicles accompanied by Iraqi police and national guardsmen.