noun
a motor vehicle with four wheels; usually propelled by an internal combustion engine (Freq. 1)
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he needs a car to get to work
• Syn: ↑car, ↑auto, ↑automobile, ↑machine
• Derivationally related forms: ↑machinist (for: ↑machine), ↑automobilist (for: ↑automobile), ↑automobile (for: ↑automobile)
• Members of this Topic:
↑hopped-up, ↑rental, ↑renting, ↑alternator, ↑backseat, ↑road map, ↑showroom, ↑salesroom, ↑saleroom, ↑spark lever, ↑tunnel, ↑passenger, ↑rider, ↑grip, ↑traction, ↑adhesive friction, ↑chattel, ↑personal chattel, ↑movable, ↑prang
• Hypernyms: ↑motor vehicle, ↑automotive vehicle
• Hyponyms:
↑ambulance, ↑beach wagon, ↑station wagon, ↑wagon, ↑estate car, ↑beach waggon, ↑station waggon, ↑waggon, ↑bus, ↑jalopy, ↑heap, ↑cab, ↑hack, ↑taxi, ↑taxicab, ↑compact, ↑compact car, ↑convertible, ↑coupe, ↑cruiser, ↑police cruiser, ↑patrol car, ↑police car, ↑prowl car, ↑squad car, ↑electric, ↑electric automobile, ↑electric car, ↑gas guzzler, ↑hardtop, ↑hatchback, ↑horseless carriage, ↑hot rod, ↑hot-rod, ↑jeep, ↑landrover, ↑limousine, ↑limo, ↑loaner, ↑minicar, ↑minivan, ↑Model T, ↑pace car, ↑racer, ↑race car, ↑racing car, ↑roadster, ↑runabout, ↑two-seater, ↑sedan, ↑saloon, ↑sports car, ↑sport car, ↑sport utility, ↑sport utility vehicle, ↑S.U.V., ↑SUV, ↑Stanley Steamer, ↑stock car, ↑subcompact, ↑subcompact car, ↑touring car, ↑phaeton, ↑tourer, ↑used-car, ↑secondhand car
• Part Meronyms:
↑accelerator, ↑accelerator pedal, ↑gas pedal, ↑gas, ↑throttle, ↑gun, ↑air bag, ↑auto accessory, ↑automobile engine, ↑automobile horn, ↑car horn, ↑motor horn, ↑horn, ↑hooter, ↑buffer, ↑fender, ↑bumper, ↑car door, ↑car mirror, ↑car seat, ↑car window, ↑wing, ↑first gear, ↑first, ↑low gear, ↑low, ↑floorboard, ↑gasoline engine, ↑petrol engine, ↑glove compartment, ↑grille, ↑radiator grille, ↑high gear, ↑high, ↑hood, ↑bonnet, ↑cowl, ↑cowling, ↑luggage compartment, ↑automobile trunk, ↑trunk, ↑rear window, ↑reverse, ↑reverse gear, ↑roof, ↑running board, ↑stabilizer bar, ↑anti-sway bar, ↑sunroof, ↑sunshine-roof, ↑tail fin, ↑tailfin, ↑fin, ↑third gear, ↑third, ↑window
Useful english dictionary. 2012.