Synonyms and Antonyms for automobile-race
1. automobile race (n.)
a race between (usually high-performance) automobiles
2. automobile (n.)
a motor vehicle with four wheels; usually propelled by an internal combustion engine
- station waggon
- taxi
- sport utility
- station wagon
- cruiser
- beach waggon
- hack
- minicar
- subcompact car
- two-seater
- compact
- taxicab
- gasoline engine
- window
- hatchback
- fin
- tailfin
- auto
- prowl car
- motor vehicle
- automotive vehicle
- loaner
- roadster
- wagon
- gas pedal
- hot rod
- accelerator pedal
- car seat
- squad car
- gun
- tail fin
- sunshine-roof
- landrover
- electric car
- waggon
- accelerator
- gas guzzler
- beach wagon
- horn
- police cruiser
- sport car
- running board
- high gear
- pace car
- hot-rod
- subcompact
- racing car
- jalopy
- electric automobile
- automobile engine
- used-car
- radiator grille
- cowling
- hooter
- secondhand car
- car mirror
- S.U.V.
- luggage compartment
- car door
- convertible
- hardtop
- anti-sway bar
- reverse
- jeep
- patrol car
- bumper
- first
- petrol engine
- air bag
- trunk
- bonnet
- SUV
- limo
- hood
- runabout
- third gear
- sport utility vehicle
- Stanley Steamer
- coupe
- low
- motorcar
- limousine
- horseless carriage
- bus
- gas
- grille
- floorboard
- racer
- heap
- motor horn
- throttle
- third
- race car
- car
- roof
- cab
- automobile horn
- car window
- cowl
- sunroof
- high
- reverse gear
- sports car
- low gear
- tourer
- first gear
- stock car
- estate car
- fender
- machine
- rear window
- automobile trunk
- stabilizer bar
- auto accessory
- electric
- buffer
- ambulance
- police car
- Model T
- sedan
- compact car
- saloon
- phaeton
- car horn
- minivan
- touring car
- glove compartment
- wing
4. race (v.)
move fast
5. race (n.)
any competition
6. race (n.)
a contest of speed
7. race (n.)
people who are believed to belong to the same genetic stock
8. race (v.)
compete in a race
9. race (n.)
(biology) a taxonomic group that is a division of a species; usually arises as a consequence of geographical isolation within a species
