[It.:—L. vectūra, conveyance, carriage, f. vect-, vehĕre to convey.] A four-wheeled carriage used in Italy.
1792. [see next 1].
1851. J. Gipson, in Lady Eastlake, Life, iii. (1870), 45. I proceeded on my way in the vettura.
1883. C. E. Norton, Lett. (1913), II. x. 152. We took a little one horse vettura and drove … to Ponte Grande.
