1. A large, heavy wagon or cart, especially one used in medieval times for carrying goods or supplies.
Usage: archaic; historical
2. In Scottish history, a fortified wagon or mobile siege engine used in warfare.
Usage: archaic; Scottish; military

Examples

• The carroch was loaded with provisions for the long journey.
• Medieval armies relied on the carroch to transport equipment across rough terrain.
• Scottish forces deployed the carroch as a defensive fortification during battle.
• The merchant's carroch creaked under the weight of bolts of cloth and spices.
• Historical records describe the carroch as an essential part of medieval logistics.