boomcar
boomcar noun: a car with aftermarket audio-components designed to achieve an unusually loud volume and often to be heard from outside the vehicle (such as having speakers in the trunk or directly on the exterior).
Noun
boomcar (plural boomcars)
Forms of boomcar
| plural | boomcars |
|---|---|
| alternative form | boom car |
Origin of boomcar
From boom(box) + car.
Questions about boomcar
- What does boomcar mean?
- Boomcar means a car with aftermarket audio-components designed to achieve an unusually loud volume and often to be heard from outside the vehicle (such as having speakers in the trunk or directly on the exterior).
- What part of speech is boomcar?
- Boomcar is a noun.
- What is the plural of boomcar?
- The plural of boomcar is boomcars.
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