Limousine (noun)

1. A luxury vehicle with a long body and extended passenger compartment, often used for special events and as transportation for VIPs.
2. A symbol of wealth and luxury.

Origin:

Derived from the french word 'limousin' referring to the region in france where a type of hooded cloak was worn by shepherds. first recorded in english in the late 19th century.

Examples:

1. The bride and groom arrived at the wedding in a limousine.
2. The celebrities stepped out of their limousines onto the red carpet.
3. The limousine picked up the executives at the airport.
4. The limousine driver held the door open for the passengers.
5. The limousine was the centerpiece of the parade.