autoist
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of autoist
Example Sentences
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A spur lane, leaving the highway at Cutbank Bridge, 4 miles north of the Browning Wye, brings the autoist to this terminus.
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In San Francisco, Autoist Safer Safer was charged with driving with unsafe brakes.
From Time Magazine Archive
In Hollywood, a skeptical judge imposed a $30 fine on Autoist Josephine Lee, who had said that she drove at great speed in order to keep sail ors from getting into her car.
From Time Magazine Archive
In Richmond, Calif., when Autoist Charles Foley made a slow left turn, meticulously hand-signaling out the window, he lost his wrist watch to a light-fingered pedestrian.
From Time Magazine Archive
In Gordon, Wis., Autoist Roy Guest saw a hawk overhead with a partridge in its mouth, honked his horn twice, startled the hawk into dropping the bird in front of the car.
From Time Magazine Archive
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