scooter
/skutər/
noun
- A small vehicle with two wheels and a footboard, pushed by one foot while the other foot rests on the board, often used by children.
- The little boy rode his scooter to the park every afternoon.
- Kids often race their scooters down the sidewalk after school.
- She bought a new scooter with bright blue wheels.
- A motorized vehicle with two wheels and a step-through frame, smaller than a motorcycle.
- She rented a scooter to explore the island during her vacation.
- Scooters are popular in crowded cities because they are easy to park.
- He commutes to work on his motor scooter to save on gas.
- A mobility device with three or four wheels and handlebars, used by people who have difficulty walking.
- My grandmother uses a scooter to get around the grocery store.
- The mall has scooters available for shoppers with disabilities.
- He bought a scooter after his knee surgery to help him move around.
Synonyms
verb
- To travel or ride on a scooter.
- We scootered down the hill and had to brake at the bottom.
- They scootered along the boardwalk, enjoying the ocean breeze.
- She scooters to school every day when the weather is nice.