Cabriolet (noun)

1. A type of small car or automobile, typically with a convertible roof.
2. A horse-drawn carriage with two wheels and an open top.
3. A lightweight, horse-drawn carriage, typically for two people.

Origin:

Derived from the french word 'cabrioler', meaning 'to caper or prance'.

Examples:

1. The couple drove off in a red cabriolet, the wind blowing in their hair.
2. He owned several classic cabriolets, which he kept in a private garage.
3. The cabriolet was a popular mode of transportation for wealthy city-dwellers in the 19th century.
4. The Cabriolet was a popular choice for tourists, providing an open-air view of the city.
5. The cabriolet's design was a masterpiece of elegance and simplicity, making it a timeless classic.