pedestrian slicer
pedestrian slicer noun: a number plate formerly required on the front of a motorcycle, usually mounted on the mudguard and curved to follow the contour of the wheel.
Noun
pedestrian slicer (plural pedestrian slicers)
- A number plate formerly required on the front of a motorcycle, usually mounted on the mudguard and curved to follow the contour of the wheel.
Forms of pedestrian slicer
| plural | pedestrian slicers |
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Questions about pedestrian slicer
- What does pedestrian slicer mean?
- Pedestrian slicer means a number plate formerly required on the front of a motorcycle, usually mounted on the mudguard and curved to follow the contour of the wheel.
- What part of speech is pedestrian slicer?
- Pedestrian slicer is a noun.
- What is the plural of pedestrian slicer?
- The plural of pedestrian slicer is pedestrian slicers.
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