scooby
- noun
- Jargon
- He spent the weekend tuning his scooby for the next rally event.
Examples
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At the car show, several scoobies lined up with their hoods open for display.
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She always dreamed of owning a blue scooby with gold wheels.
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He just bought a new scooby!
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I love driving my scooby on weekends.
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He spent the weekend tuning his scooby for the next rally event.
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At the car show, several scoobies lined up with their hoods open for display.
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She always dreamed of owning a blue scooby with gold wheels.
Synonyms
A common name for cars and trucks made by Chevrolet
A Japanese car maker known for reliable all-wheel drive cars
A small car made by Pontiac from the mid 1970s to the mid 1990s
A small car made by Fiat and popular in the 1980s and 1990s
A very small car made for city driving and easy parking
A car with a long body and back door with extra space behind the back seat for bags or people
How Sporty
- Jargon
- UK
Surface Forms
Etymology
The car nickname scooby comes from people shortening the make name Subaru, and the friendly sound also links it to Scooby-Doo. So scooby is an informal way to talk about a Subaru car.