Harley
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- proper noun
- /ˈhɑrli/
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Harley
- Jumbo, six-foot-five, 375 pounds, bald, pulls up on a Harley Davidson motorcycle.
- Harley-Davidson
Richard, don't you have a Harley-Davidson and a Marlboro Man bike as well?
- Richard, don't you have a Harley-Davidson and a Marlboro Man bike as well?
- OK, I know with your first big paycheck from acting that you bought a Harley-Davidson.
- But, but if I took that Harley and took it to the people on the Mayflower, gassed it up, loaded it up, got it already took it back in time.
- And little did I know that it was a Harley.
- It was a guy on a motorcycle, a Harley, and he had a real live parrot on his fucking shoulder.
- I finally got the spotlight and he I see his Harley-Davidson.
- It was more east, but some guy rode through here with Harley-Davidson, an American flag.
- And the biggest deal about this truck wasn't the Harley-Davidson stuff, which I will of course cover in great detail shortly.
Examples
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OK, I know with your first big paycheck from acting that you bought a Harley-Davidson.
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This is a Harley-Davidson, the best motorcycle ever.
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Did that sound like a Harley?
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Plus three of the world's most dangerous roads, well, at least on a Harley.
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I'm going to get a Harley.
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In February of his senior year, he bought a Harley and rode it to Florida.
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I hitched a ride with some lady on a Harley.
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You know, I've just rented a Harley-Davidson for the first time.
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I saw that you just bought at auction Chris Farley's old Harley-Davidson.
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I just bought my dream Harley and can't wait to take it on the open road.
Synonyms
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A motor vehicle with two wheels that you ride and that has an engine
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Harley for the motorcycle comes from the company Harley-Davidson, which was named after its founder William Harley. So a 'Harley' is the big, classic bike made under that family name.