chevy
verb (used with object), chev·ied, chev·y·ing.
verb (used without object), chev·ied, chev·y·ing.
noun, plural chev·ies.
Origin of chevy
Examples from the Web for chevy
Contemporary Examples of chevy
It was like an Oedipal thing because Chevy left, and there was a feeling like he left them.
Bill Murray’s Words of Wisdom: On Comedy, the Greatness of In-N-Out, and Searching For Great LoveMarlow Stern
October 10, 2014
The troopers conducted a careful examination of the Chevy itself and took note of a critical detail.
Seven years ago, a Chevy Cobalt with a defective ignition switch killed two teenage girls.
Partly gravel, the road is so steep at times that the wheels of our Chevy 4x4 spin out beneath us.
Victor talked about the FDNY academy and I talked about Colombia, and the conversation turned, as it always does, to Chevy.
Historical Examples of chevy
They turned to discover a pre-war Chevy choking its way along the road.
Jubilation, U.S.A.G. L. Vandenburg
It must not avail him, that he has but quoted from the ballad of Chevy Chase.
Short Studies on Great SubjectsJames Anthony Froude
It was in three cantos, and was a parody on the English ballad of Chevy Chace.
He was haunted, moreover, by a certain stanza of the ballad of Chevy Chase.
The History of Sir Richard CalmadyLucas Malet
From the ceiling of hub caps, he selected a small cap from an old Chevy truck.
Solomon's OrbitWilliam Carroll