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limo|ˈlɪməʊ|
colloq. abbrev. of limousine. U.S.
1968New Yorker 23 Nov. 96 ‘You ride in the limo, dear,’ he said,..helping her out of the Daimler. 1972R. K. Smith Ransom i. 18 If there's traffic too close to the limo, we forget it. 1972New Yorker 23 Dec. 36/2 Just at the moment when the heavy groups freaking out in rented limos seemed to have wiped everybody out, this sing-song music..began to flower. 1973R. Moore Fifth Estate i. 16 The company should be sending a limo for me. I'd be happy to drop you off. 1975New Yorker 24 Mar. 32/3 This place has got a laser beam on the perimeter to keep out marauders, as well as free Rolls-Royce and Mercedes limo service. |