limo Definition
☆ limo (lim′ō)
noun pl. lim′os
Informal limousine
limo Usage Examples
Converse of object
- hire: Sunday 6 March I think I have managed to hire the smallest limo in LA.
- have: They now have a pink limo available as well.
- find: Find vintage limos Your relevant result is a click away!
- get: We got the limos, the meals, the shopping trips.
Adjective modifier
- stretched: Also on display will be a variety of vehicles to cater for every taste, from vintage car to stretched limo.
- white: Don takes Kathy home in his white limo in the pouring rain.
- black: They wanted their ministerial red boxes and secretaries; they were fed up with waiting in line for cabs and craved black limos.
- new: The loyal subjects are gathering in the thrown room and a new limo has just pulled up outside the palace.
- pink: At 9pm sharp our chariot arrived: the biggest, pinkest limo imaginable.
Modifies a noun
- hire: We have a range of luxury cars, some of which can be seen in our online limo hire gallery.
- ride: And you could be there in style with a spectacular limo ride there and back and superb ringside seats.
- driver: There was her blood on a door handle from when Spector went to call the limo driver.
- transfer: Please note limo transfers are only available in certain resorts.
- service: Looking for a great deal on limo service near you?
- company: He's a man with a dream of his own limo company.
Noun used with modifier
- stretch: Perhaps going away in a stretch limo or horse driven carriage?
- luxury: By flying in by helicopter or pulling up in a luxury limo.
- wedding: Prefer to get rid of your road rage before getting behind the wheel of the wedding day limo?
- airport: New York limo - airport limo services in new york city, nyc stretch.. .
- fire: We do not however do hen/stag party style fire engine limo hire.
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