Polish victory lap
Polish victory lap noun: a victory lap driven in the reverse direction.
Noun
Polish victory lap (plural Polish victory laps)
- A victory lap driven in the reverse direction.
Forms of Polish victory lap
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Origin of Polish victory lap
In reference to Polish-American driver Alan Kulwicki, who celebrated in this way at the Checker 500 (Phoenix) on November 6, 1988.
Questions about Polish victory lap
- What does Polish victory lap mean?
- Polish victory lap means a victory lap driven in the reverse direction.
- What part of speech is Polish victory lap?
- Polish victory lap is a noun.
- What is the plural of Polish victory lap?
- The plural of Polish victory lap is Polish victory laps.
Words near Polish victory lap in the dictionary
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