Similar words: caboodle, boost, boost up, booster, goose, loose, moose, noose. Meaning: [kə'buːs] 
n. 1. the area for food preparation on a ship 2. a car on a freight train for use of the train crew; usually the last car on the train.
n. 1. the area for food preparation on a ship 2. a car on a freight train for use of the train crew; usually the last car on the train. 
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1. The runner was nothing more than the caboose.
2. Trailing that problem like a rattling caboose was the need to tell Spider he was quitting.
3. The caboose is coupled to the last freight car.
4. The uncoupled caboose rolled down the incline.
5. The train. The caboose is just a part.
6. The caboose to the last freight car.
7. We are curious to learn whether a caboose can really fly like it does on the cover of the book!
8. Walking along the way we see a caboose I say ha there's a train.
9. And what I referring to wasn't just the caboose but the whole long extended-through-space object.
10. Let me make this more like a caboose slightly more like a caboose.
11. We reviewed the book cover web for The Caboose Who Got Loose and took a post-test.
12. It's beautifully decorated and there is a coffee caboose with coffee and pastries to start your day.
13. And not a liberalism that merely acquiesces as it looks to personal advancement, the Clinton caboose.
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14. Rather initially when we started our walk I pointed to a caboose but by pointing to the caboose I picked out a train.
15. In this paper, main structure features, performance, parameters, and test conditions of depressed bottom container cars and caboose cars exported to Burma are introduced.
16. Denmark is next at 8.3, the United States ranks 20th at 7.4 and Togo and Tanzania bring up the caboose at 2.6.
17. What I'm asking rather is remember earlier when I pointed to the caboose in doing so I started talking about the train.
18. After all, right now what you pointed to is a locomotive whereas as 5 minutes ago what you pointed to was a caboose.
19. I especially enjoyed sharing the leisurely travel with Chelsea, as we stood on the caboose, waved to the crowds, and talked about everything under the sun.
20. "Go ahead and give him a kick when you want him to go.") and pointed out the sights: a caboose previously used as a fishing camp; old homestead cabins from the early 1900s, little streams.
21. My head got hit when we slammed into that caboose.
22. My angst about “making it” drove me to work feverishly, even in a venue where one Nobel laureate economist considered me the class’s academic caboose.
23. I agree of course that a locomotive is not the same thing as a caboose.
More similar words: caboodle, boost, boost up, booster, goose, loose, moose, noose, gooses, looser, goosey, choose, loosen, loosely, loose end, chooser, let loose, bamboo shoot, loosen up, mongoose, loosened, cabochon, loose-leaf, turn loose, loose cannon, roosevelt, on the loose, footloose, looseness, booster rocket.