Hotrod ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hotrod ( noun )

A car that has been modified for speed and power, often by adding a larger engine or making other mechanical changes.

Origin:

The word hotrod originated in the 1920s and 1930s in the united states as a slang term for a car that has been modified for speed. it comes from the phrase "hot roadster," which referred to a modified roadster (a type of open car) that was faster than a standard roadster.

Examples:

1. He spent all his free time working on his hotrod in the garage.
2. The annual hotrod show featured some of the fastest and most powerful cars in the country.
3. She had always dreamed of driving a classic hotrod down Route 66.
4. The hotrod's engine roared as it raced down the dragstrip.
5. He was proud of his hotrod and loved to show it off at car shows.

(As a verb)

Hotrod ( verb )

A car that has been modified for speed and power, often by adding a larger engine or making other mechanical changes.

Origin:

The word hotrod originated in the 1920s and 1930s in the united states as a slang term for a car that has been modified for speed. it comes from the phrase "hot roadster," which referred to a modified roadster (a type of open car) that was faster than a standard roadster.

Examples:

1. He spent all his free time working on his hotrod in the garage.
2. The annual hotrod show featured some of the fastest and most powerful cars in the country.
3. She had always dreamed of driving a classic hotrod down Route 66.
4. The hotrod's engine roared as it raced down the dragstrip.
5. He was proud of his hotrod and loved to show it off at car shows.