wooly booger n.— «Only a couple of weeks ago, on a visit home, I saw what at first looked like a redneck—he had him a tall wooly booger of a high-rider pickup and that job had more spotlights on it than the entire Plant City police force...
tanker yanker n.— «The next day, company tanker truck drivers or “tanker yankers” line up their vehicles, preparing for a five-hour run to supply fuel to Camp Webster, near the town of Al-Asad.» —“Risk &...
tanker yanker n.— «There was every sort of truck you could imagine—”rooster cruisers” (produce haulers), “tanker yankers” (oil tankers), “bed buggers” (removal lorries), “stick haulers”...
tanker yanker n. a driver of a tanker truck, which is a tractor trailer or semi carrying liquids. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
chase the bloom v. phr.— «For the most part, colony collapse disorder has been limited to large operations that truck their hives cross country to “chase the bloom,” as it’s known. That is, vast mobile operations that make...
circus parking n. the arrangement of trucks, trailers, and other vehicles on location at a film shoot. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)