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UK
/dˈɒdʒəm/
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NOUN
- a small low-powered electrically powered vehicle driven on a special platform where there are many others to be dodged
How To Use Dodgem In A Sentence
- Before the invention of the steam generator, when the dodgem and the chair-o-plane were but distant rumbles in the future, this is what we did for a fun day out.
- Choose from dodgems, water slides, waltzers - pretty much any ride you can think of.
- The one-acre attraction, which will be for youngsters aged nine and under, will also have roundabouts, dodgems, go-karts and a small train running round the site.
- My day was so action packed that I didn't even get a ride on the dodgems!
- Before the invention of the steam generator, when the dodgem and the chair-o-plane were but distant rumbles in the future, this is what we did for a fun day out.
- They whooped on the big wheel and crashed into each other on the dodgems.
- Teenage kart drivers can bang wheels, dodgem-style, without seriously endangering each other. Hothead Lewis Hamilton needs a crash course in humility | Richard Williams
- It then lurched around, like a cross between a cartoon train and a dodgem car.
- Drinkers can gaze into distorting mirrors, try out the dodgems or roundabouts or have their fortunes read.
- It was where, as a teenager, he saw the fairground showmen set up camp with waltzers, dodgems and swingboats, bringing the promise of a merry-go-round of girls with beehive hairdos and stiletto heels.