wheeler
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈwiːlər/
:
vehículo de ruedas
- Sissy gets out of a large eighteen-wheeler truck and walks into a United States Post Office.
- eighteen-wheeler
- a four-wheeler
- a three-wheeler
So for me AT VS and four Wheelers scare me.
- So for me AT VS and four Wheelers scare me.
- So we love Oh nice at my ranch out in the open on a four Wheeler while we were driving it.
- So always have that safe place that you can put that truck in case that four Wheeler in front of you who's texting loses control.
- My sister moved out of a place that this guy, he has multiple boats, he has four Wheelers and snowmobiles and a large truck.
- And I'd run you a I'd run you a thing of rope from the back of the four Wheeler to each one of the parents to their pants, to the front of their pants.
- Or like eye to eye on the on the four Wheelers.
- We booked the razors, you know, the little ATVs with little four Wheeler single rider.
- It's a guy driving a shit Wheeler, floating shit boat.
Examples
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The back of an 18-wheeler truck trailer, fully loaded and ready for transportation to an event.
Academic text (2013) -
Look, brother, I've been driving an 18-wheeler for nine years.
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So we love Oh nice at my ranch out in the open on a four Wheeler while we were driving it.
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This lady drives across the intersection on a four Wheeler, right?
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I bought an 18-wheeler a couple of months ago just because I could.
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I dropped off the four-wheelers at the meeting spot, all packed and ready.
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All the four-wheelers and the trucks are still here.
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Every now and then, we could hear cars and eighteen-wheelers passing on Highway 107.
Fiction book (1994) -
I've been driving an 18-wheeler since I had this injury a while back, and I've been reading about these self-driving cars.
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Kids love riding on a four-wheeler during the summer at the lake.
Synonyms
∞
1.6
A machine like a car or bus that carries people and goods
2
2.6
A machine with wheels that carries people or goods
Compounds
- Archaic
4
5.1
A vehicle with four wheels like a carriage or taxi that people pay to use
- Archaic
1
7.7
A steam boat with big wheels on the sides that push it through rivers or lakes
- Archaic
A steamboat with a large paddle wheel on each side that moves it through water
How Many Wheels
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wheeler comes from wheel 'a round part that turns' plus the ending -er 'one who' or 'thing related to'. That is why terms like 'two-wheeler' or 'four-wheeler' name vehicles by how many wheels they have.