Associations to the word «Taxi»
Noun
- Medallion
- Prototype
- Roar
- Caliber
- Luggage
- Booster
- Hackney
- Glider
- Booking
- Sedan
- Challenger
- Christi
- Cargo
- Fleming
- Suitcase
- Fuel
- Maximilian
- Dc
- Prop
- Helicopter
- Trial
- Registration
- Accident
- Nissan
- Hanoi
- Kaufman
- Bomber
- Pi
- Queue
- Thrust
- Speeding
- Auto
- Nose
- Commuter
- Ride
- Hail
- Craft
- Driveway
- Hirsch
- Collision
- Sidewalk
- Pedestrian
- Douglas
- Perimeter
- Gate
- Float
- Wheel
- Helene
- Fog
- Ferry
- Air
- Transportation
- Concourse
- Drove
- Operation
- Bicycle
- Wing
- Maintenance
- Crew
- Motorcycle
- Toyota
- Shopkeeper
- Subway
- Operator
- Pod
- Ground
- Pan
- Headlight
- Tu
Adjective
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Wiktionary
TAXI, noun. A vehicle that may be hired for single journeys by members of the public, driven by a taxi driver.
TAXI, noun. (South Africa) A share taxi.
TAXI, verb. To move an aircraft around an airport under its own power.
TAXI DANCER, noun. (US) A professional dance partner.
TAXI DANCERS, noun. Plural of taxi dancer
TAXI DRIVER, noun. A person who drives a taxicab
TAXI DRIVERS, noun. Plural of taxi driver
TAXI POLE, noun. A pole in the street alongside a place where members of the public can hire taxis.
TAXI POLES, noun. Plural of taxi pole
TAXI RANK, noun. An area reserved for taxi cabs to await customers.
TAXI RANK, noun. (British) The system whereby barristers must accept a brief if they are the first available when one comes up.
TAXI RANKS, noun. Plural of taxi rank
TAXI STAND, noun. A designated place in a street, railway station, airport etc where taxicabs line up to wait for passengers.
TAXI STANDS, noun. Plural of taxi stand
TAXI YELLOW, noun. Color used by New York taxicabs; taxi yellow is one of the most famous colors in the business.
Dictionary definition
TAXI, noun. A car driven by a person whose job is to take passengers where they want to go in exchange for money.
TAXI, verb. Travel slowly; "The plane taxied down the runway".
TAXI, verb. Ride in a taxicab.
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