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hot rod

NOUN
  1. a car modified to increase its speed and acceleration

How To Use hot rod In A Sentence

  • Although this converted 1985 Chevy pickup is not a stylish hot rod, this solar powered truck has been highly awarded for its performance and ingenuity.
  • Roddenberry doesn't name the astrophysicist, but she is almost certainly Sallie Baliunas, who indeed has fixed up cars into hot rods and was a friend of Majel Barrett Roddenberry. On Being Inspired by Women Scientists
  • The aesthetic common denominator was a "finish fetish" or "fetish finish," your choice borrowed from the southern California demimonde of hot rods and custom cars—i.e., the kind of slick, finicky attention to smooth perfection required when applying dozens of hand-rubbed coats of cherry-red enamel to an auto body. When the West Coast Went Pop
  • The classic Volkswagen bus is a versatile beast - hippies, surfers, nuns, hot rodders and fruit-peddlers have all used the big, slow veedub as their primary means of conveyance.
  • The National Hot Rod Association's ban on nitromethane fuels for the 1957-58 drag season was hashed over ... again. The Devil's Bedpost
  • Monogram and AMT produced some of the best visual celebrations of hot rod culture.
  • He isn't only interested in hot rods and low-riders.
  • They scrounged up props, including one kid's chopped and lowered and louvered hot rod, if I remember correctly. John Merrow: The Play's the Thing
  • As far as this bike goes I originally was going to paint it flat black with hot rod flames but as I was mocking it up it really came into its own.
  • But you can't ignore them: sport compacts, rice rockets, whatever you want to call them, they're today's hot rodders.
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