Taxi is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TAXI in dictionary:

VERB:
• to travel in a taxicab
• (of an aircraft) move slowly along the ground before take-off or after landing
• (of a pilot) cause (an aircraft) to taxi
• take a taxi as a means of transport
• travel slowly
• ride in a taxicab
• (of an aircraft) run along the ground
NOUN:
• a motor vehicle licensed to transport passengers in return for payment of a fare and typically fitted with a taximeter
• a boat or other means of transportation used in the same way as a taxi
• (in South Africa) a light vehicle, especially a minibus, transporting passengers along a fixed route for a set fare but not operating to a timetable.
• car with a driver that may be hired
• a car driven by a person whose job is to take passengers where they want to go in exchange for money

Words related to TAXI

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How to use TAXI in a sentence

• I took a taxi, gave the driver the address and watched carefully as the taxi sped away down unfamiliar streets.
• The minute he jumped at the idea that the woman in the taxi was Miss Gresham, I knew perfectly well that he knew she was not.
• Save for an occasional solicitous question about her comfort he did not speak again until just after he had put her in a taxi at the ferry.
• Off moved the taxi, and Harley lay back upon the cushions heaving a long sigh.
• I figure that whole gang of taxi men are pretty sharp in the eye.
• We were arrested by a smart and most intelligent-looking officer, who rode up to the side of the taxi and pointed an automatic at us.
• Nurse Wright was hovering about the hallway when the taxi drew up to the entrance of the hospital, and Bonnie was tenderly cared for at once.
• I turned up the collar of my service overcoat and, as the taxi passed, walked pretty briskly forward and intercepted Mrs.
• Two men will be watching the taxi and the entrance.
• At the piano sat the short, square-built young man of the Red Cross taxi.
• The Red Cross taxi had in truth been only a means to an end.
• CHAPTER IX Lily Cardew inspected curiously the east side neighborhood through which the taxi was passing.
• But he gave no other sign of having heard my words, simply sat erect, with folded arms, gazing sternly into vacancy, while the taxi rolled up Fifth avenue.
• From the window of the station he could see me as I alighted, and either ascertain my identity from the station agent or from the driver of whatever taxi I took.
• Instead of getting off the train I passed to the next car, resolving to stop at the next village, Crest Haven, and take a taxi home from there.
• But with his double-seated taxi he promised to drive me to Soissons the following morning.
• He affectionately and critically watched them as they got out of the taxi.
• Christine never took a taxi except when on business.
• He was still in her debt for the hotel bill and the taxi fare.
• At the corner of the Place de la Concorde she stopped, recognizing a man in evening dress who was hailing a taxi.
• Prohack murmured to himself as the taxi drove away.
• After the accident Carthew put me into a taxi and I came back.
• I shall put a cloak on and drive off in a taxi to change for the day.
• I took a taxi, and having ascertained the address from the telephone book, I made for the Oxygen Tube Supply Company in Oxford Street.
• XVIII DOUBT At N, the next cross-street, the taxi turned west.
• Instantly I called another taxi and told the driver to follow the car that had just departed.

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