cruiser
/ˈkruːzər/
noun
- A type of fast warship, smaller than a battleship but larger than a destroyer.
- The cruiser's advanced radar system could track multiple targets at once.
- During the war, the cruiser escorted the aircraft carrier across the ocean.
- The navy deployed a cruiser to patrol the disputed waters.
- A police patrol car.
- A police cruiser pulled up behind the speeding car.
- He saw the flashing lights of a cruiser in his rearview mirror.
- The officer sat in her cruiser and watched the traffic.
- A type of motorcycle designed for comfortable long-distance riding, often with a low seat and relaxed riding position.
- Cruisers are popular for their comfortable seating and classic style.
- She rode her cruiser along the coastal highway at sunset.
- He bought a Harley-Davidson cruiser for his cross-country road trip.
- A sailboat or motorboat designed for extended trips or living aboard.
- They spent the summer living on their 40-foot cruiser.
- Many retirees buy a cruiser to travel the inland waterways.
- The cruiser had a small kitchen and two sleeping cabins.
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