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e-brake

American  
[ee-brayk] / ˈiˌbreɪk /

noun

e-brakes plural
  1. emergency brake.


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So we're cruising down the highway, half asleep, and Wardy decides he's going to e-brake by us.

From Time Magazine Archive

I think he wore the e-brake out or stretched the cable, or something.

From Time Magazine Archive

But he's got the e-brake up between the seats, and it kind of locked up, and he couldn't get it off.

From Time Magazine Archive

As I slide my car into park and pull the e-brake, I lean my head against the headrest.

From "Dumplin'" by Julie Murphy

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