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Definition of drive
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of drive is as below...
Drive (n.)
Violent
or rapid
motion;
a
rushing
onward
or away; esp., a
forced
or
hurried
dispatch
of
business..
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Drive
::
Drive (v. t.) To
clear,
by
forcing
away what is
contained..
Stakehead
::
Stake-driver
(n.) The
common
American
bittern
(Botaurus
lentiginosus);
-- so
called
because
one of its notes
resembles
the sound made in
driving
a stake into the mud.
Called
also
meadow
hen, and
Indian
hen..
Chase
::
Chase (v.) A
division
of the floor of a
gallery,
marked
by a
figure
or
otherwise;
the spot where a ball
falls,
and
between
which and the
dedans
the
adversary
must drive his ball in order to gain a
point..
Bayonet
::
Bayonet
(v. t.) To
compel
or drive by the
bayonet.
Reverberate
::
Reverberate
(a.)
Driven
back, as
sound;
reflected..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) A large
four-wheeled
carriage,
having
a
straight
body and
calash
top, with the
driver's
seat in front and the
footman's
behind..
Drift
::
Drift (n.) A mass of
matter
which has been
driven
or
forced
onward
together
in a body, or
thrown
together
in a heap, etc., esp. by wind or
water;
as, a drift of snow, of ice, of sand, and the
like..
Pall-mall
::
Pall-mall
(n.) A game
formerly
common
in
England,
in which a
wooden
ball was
driven
with a
mallet
through
an
elevated
hoop or ring of iron. The name was also given to the
mallet
used, to the place where the game was
played,
and to the
street,
in
London,
still
called
Pall
Mall..
Stake
::
Stake (v. t.) A piece of wood,
usually
long and
slender,
pointed
at one end so as to be
easily
driven
into the
ground
as a
support
or stay; as, a stake to
support
vines,
fences,
hedges,
etc..
Roll
::
Roll (n.) To drive or impel
forward
with an easy
motion,
as of
rolling;
as, a river rolls its
waters
to the
ocean..
Hackman
::
Hackman
(n.) The
driver
of a hack or
carriage
for
public
hire.
Expulse
::
Expulse
(v. t.) To drive out; to
expel.
Sociable
::
Sociable
(n.) A
carriage
having
two
double
seats
facing
each
other,
and a box for the
driver..
Drover
::
Drover
(n.) One who
drives
cattle
or sheep to
market;
one who makes it his
business
to
purchase
cattle,
and drive them to
market..
Victoria
::
Victoria
(n.) A kind of low
four-wheeled
pleasure
carriage,
with a
calash
top,
designed
for two
persons
and the
driver
who
occupies
a high seat in
front..
Brob
::
Brob (n.) A
peculiar
brad-shaped
spike,
to be
driven
alongside
the end of an
abutting
timber
to
prevent
its
slipping..
Race
::
Race (v. t.) To cause to
contend
in a race; to drive at high
speed;
as, to race
horses..
Stagehouse
::
Stagecoachman
(n.) One who
drives
a
stagecoach.
Reverberate
::
Reverberate
(v. i.) To be
driven
back; to be
reflected
or
repelled,
as rays of
light;
to be
echoed,
as
sound..
Rammer
::
Rammer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
rams or
drives..
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