British past tense of caravan; traveled in or organized a caravan journey.
From caravan + British variant past tense suffix -nned (doubling the n before adding -ed, following British spelling conventions for verbs ending in unstressed vowel + n).
The British spelling 'caravanned' (with double-n) versus American 'caravaned' (single-n) reflects how British English doubles consonants in unstressed syllables—a spelling rule that preserves pronunciation distinctions.
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