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US
/ˈvɹum/
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NOUN
- the roaring sound made by a motor that is running at high speed
VERB
- make a loud, roaring sound, as of a car engine, while moving
How To Use vroom In A Sentence
- Local Administration Minister, M.C. Sampath, waved the flag as Justina on her two-wheeler, vroomed away amidst cheers from her schoolmates and teachers.
- With a sigh, she reversed off the driveway, changed gears and with a soft vroom noise, she left.
- ‘Vroom, vroom,’ muttered Kevin as he magically made himself move through the air smoothly.
- It's a really good experience, and the time's just gone 'vroom'. All - Digital Spy - Entertainment and Media News
- And I guess we actually have to teach him that you push the car and you can make the sound, ‘vroom, vroom,’ and you push it along a little play-road… whereas he might just pick up the cars and hit them together.
- From the Mind of Manxom Vroom: Best-selling title predicter. Best-selling title predicter.
- If "Fast Five" had been rated by the EPA instead of the MPAA—the Motion Picture Association of America gave it a PG, notwithstanding rampant road rage—the average MPG would have been abysmal, what with vroom-vrooming muscle cars, screeching exotics and an armor-plated monster that makes the Hummer look demure. 'Five': A Series Wakes Up at the Wheel
- Even if it did produce lovely vroom-vroom noises on downshifts.
- My daughter has recently showed an interest in pushing her toys around as though they were a car and making "vroom" sounds. Epinions Recent Content for Home
- He made slightly stoned “vroom, vroom” noises in his throat. Cucumbertini
