gangmobile
/ˈɡæŋ.məˌbiːl/
gangmobile noun: a car of a kind typically driven by a member of a criminal gang.
Noun
gangmobile (plural gangmobiles)
- A car of a kind typically driven by a member of a criminal gang.
- “I don’t get it,” he said. “Why’d they park so far below Doyle’s place?” ¶ “Either he tole ’em he doan want a gangmobile parked in front of his house, or they payin’ a surprise visit.”1999, Christopher Darden and Dick Lochte, The Trials of Nikki Hill, page 379
- […] last night, right after she got the nerve to call Mick Nichols, there Janice was again, on the porch, wearing a tight low-cut shirt while Maurice’s gangmobile with tinted windows waited at the curb.2003, Laura McNeal and Tom McNeal, chapter 13, in Zipped, page 124
Forms of gangmobile
| plural | gangmobiles |
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Origin of gangmobile
From gang + -mobile.
Questions about gangmobile
- What does gangmobile mean?
- Gangmobile means a car of a kind typically driven by a member of a criminal gang.
- What part of speech is gangmobile?
- Gangmobile is a noun.
- How do you pronounce gangmobile?
- Gangmobile is pronounced /ˈɡæŋ.məˌbiːl/.
- What is the plural of gangmobile?
- The plural of gangmobile is gangmobiles.
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