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clampee

clampee noun: a person whose car has been clamped.

Noun

clampee (plural clampees)

  1. (informal) A person whose car has been clamped
    • Ted's most high-profile clampee is Betty Boothroyd, former speaker of the house.2009 September 4, David Stubbs, “Watch this”, in Guardian

Forms of clampee

pluralclampees

Origin of clampee

From clamp + -ee.

Questions about clampee

What does clampee mean?
Clampee means a person whose car has been clamped.
What part of speech is clampee?
Clampee is a noun.
What is the plural of clampee?
The plural of clampee is clampees.

Words near clampee in the dictionary

  1. clampdown
  2. clampdowns
  3. clamped
  4. clamped down on
  5. clamped off
  6. clampee
  7. clampees
  8. clamper
  9. clampered
  10. clampering
  11. clampers

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