own a blackout v. phr.— «Otherwise take any taxi plying the Blue Town route at the busy taxi rank and tell the driver- as confidently as possible, or with a good dose of Dutch courage- to take you to Mma-Ten Days. He will deliver you at...
torture taxi n.— «Trevor Paglen is a doctoral candidate at University of California, Berkeley and the author of the book about the so-called torture taxis, or what the CIA calls rendition planes.» —“Exclusive: ‘Torture Taxis’ Make...
ductor n.— «A couple years ago, we were shocked at the news of sex on buses and in taxis between teenaged girls and bus/taxi drivers and “ductors.”» —“Females can help put music videos meaning in context” by...
iimbovane n.— «Virtually everyone…has been able to talk about what is euphemistically called iimbovane [ants]. These are hired guns [who] are in the service of taxi associations for the elimination of rivals.» —“Taxi bosses...
bus-left other.— «We got left, and my companions made me pay for the taxi ride back to the ship, which took all my deutsche marks. “Let’s hang around and have a few more fish,” one of the whales said to the others, and they...
agbero n. a taxi or bus tout; (hence) a street thug or small-time extortionist. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)