Synonyms for drive in
drive in

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1. drive-inverb

   any installation designed to accommodate patrons in their automobiles

2. drive inverb

   cause a run or runner to be scored

   "His line double drove in Jim Lemon with the winning run"

   Synonyms:
   screw

3. drive inverb

   arrive by motorcar

   "The star and her manager drive in today from their motor tour across the country"

   Synonyms:
   screw

4. screw, drive inverb

   cause to penetrate, as with a circular motion

   "drive in screws or bolts"

   Synonyms:
   jazz, have sex, do it, chouse, chicane, hump, bang, screw, have intercourse, sleep together, love, know, jockey, roll in the hay, get it on, lie with, have it away, be intimate, eff, cheat, have a go at it, get laid, bed, make out, shaft, have it off, bonk, sleep with, make love

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1. William Hugh Jenner:

   When I was 15 years old, my dad taught me how to drive in an Austin-Healey, 1960 Austin-Healey Bugeye Sprite.

2. Andrea Crisanti:

   There is still more work to be done, both in terms of testing the technology in larger lab-based studies and working with affected countries to assess the feasibility of such an intervention. it will still be at least 5-10 years before we consider testing any mosquitoes with gene drive in the wild, but now we have some encouraging proof that we’re on the right path.

3. Tabernacle Baptist:

   I want to make sure that were not doing things to hurt our neighbor and I know that those that have been doing the virtual services and the drive-in services have been protecting their flock.

4. Media Studies.Bob Lallky:

   I hope that they would put a permanent drive-in option close to me, it's something different.

5. Mike Elliott:

   It's not safe to drive in Minnesota while you're Black, the fact of the matter is there's so many of us who drive, and if we see police behind us, we're afraid, you know, we're trembling. That is a kind of terror that no citizen of the United States should ever have to face. It's constant. It's ever present.