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Definition of Drive around
1. Verb. Drive someone in a vehicle.
2. Verb. Drive without any particular aim. "We were driving around in the countryside on a fine Sunday morning"
Lexicographical Neighbors of Drive Around
Literary usage of Drive around
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Cayman Islands by Don Philpott (2002)
"A drive around THE ISLAND It is not possible to drive right round the island and
you have to backtrack a couple of times to connect with other roads in ..."
2. The Irrigation Age by American Irrigation Federation (1896)
"Some invert a scraper, and with two teams of horses drive around upon the inside
of the inclosure, riding in the scraper. If this work is done thoroughly ..."
3. Cruising Among the Caribbees: Summer Days in Winter Months by Charles Augustus Stoddard (1895)
"KITT'S A STORY OF DEAF MUTES PHOTOGRAPHS, COINS, AND CURIOS — A drive around THE
ISLAND AND A NEGRO WEDDING AMONG the pleasant acquaintances formed at St. ..."
4. The White Mountains: A Guide to the Peaks, Passes, and Ravines of the White by Moses Foster Sweetser (1876)
"The drive around Squam Lake. Distances. — Centre Harbor to Chick's Corner, 7
M.; to Squam Bridge, 15 M.; to Centre Harbor, 21 M. This road leads through a ..."
5. The British Isles Through an Opera Glass by Charles Maus Taylor (1899)
"... Manufacturers—Greta Hall—The Islands — drive around the Lake—By Coach to
Windermere— Homes of Shelley and Hall Caine—Wythburn Church—Lake Thirlmere—Helm ..."
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