to drive

To push something so it moves or opens

To push something so it moves forward

To push a nail, screw, or bolt into a surface using a tool

To push someone or something forward into a new situation

To make something end and not continue

Hold a person or thing so it cannot move freely

Make someone very annoyed or upset

To cause people to argue or become divided on purpose

Leave a place happily at the end of a story or event

To make a car go very fast and in a dangerous way

To end something completely so it cannot continue

To find big holes in a law or plan and use them

To drive in a very dangerous way that puts other people at risk

Make someone very annoyed or upset

To drive a car without a fixed destination to relax

To go to a place in a vehicle and stop near it

Force someone or something to leave a place

To force a person, animal, or feeling to go away

To operate a large truck as a job

To arrive at a place by car

To make prices rise to a higher level, often quickly

Force someone or something to leave using threats

To make a point very clear by saying it strongly

Force someone or something to move away from danger

To take a car for a short ride to check how it feels and works

In baseball, to hit the ball so a player scores

To take someone in a vehicle to show them interesting places

Try to suggest something without saying it clearly when speaking or writing

To push a nail, screw, or bolt into a surface using a tool

To reduce expenses in a company or organization

To try a product or service for a short time to see if you like it

To shoot something from a gun or bow

To help a project make progress by leading and taking action

To remove wasted effort and slow processes from a company or system

A device inside a computer that stores files and lets you open them

A place, like a restaurant or bank, where you buy things without leaving your car

Place where people stay in their cars to eat or watch a movie

A car trip that takes a long time

A short ride in a car to see how it feels and works

A natural desire to have sex

A system that powers all four wheels for better grip on rough or slippery ground

A hard hit in baseball that flies straight and low

A gun attack from a moving car that hits people outside

A device in a computer that holds and spins a disk to read or write data

A device you connect to a computer by cable to save files

A trip moving a large group of cows, often on horseback, over long distances

A part of a computer or music player that reads CDs

A device in or connected to a computer that reads data from CDs

A device inside a computer that stores files, like a hard drive or solid-state drive

A machine that reads and writes data on magnetic tape to save copies of files

A planned event to collect money for a cause

Parts that send power from the engine to the wheels that move the car

A regular car trip to and from work each day

News outlets that give quick, shallow reports and often miss important facts

A hard, straight hit into the outfield that lets the batter reach second base

A car system that changes gears by itself based on speed

A base hit made by hitting the ball hard so the batter reaches first base

A social event where people play whist in rounds, often to raise money

An act of shooting someone to death from a moving car

A device that uses fluid to connect an engine to the drive shaft smoothly

A hard disk with a sealed case used in older computers to store data

A hard straight shot hit with the racket across the body in tennis

A mode in which a car moves, steers, and brakes using sensors and software

A car you rent and drive yourself

A hard straight shot hit from the side you hold the racket, used in tennis or badminton

A hard low hit in baseball that lets the batter reach third base

A car you rent and drive yourself for a short time

A quick, friendly praise given to someone in passing

A vehicle system that sends engine power to the driving wheels

A gathering where people stay in their cars and take part briefly

A cone-shaped part in old clocks that keeps spring power steady as it unwinds