cruised Sentence Examples
- The sleek yacht cruised effortlessly across the azure waters, leaving a gentle wake in its trail.
- The convertible cruised down the scenic highway, its occupants enjoying the sights and sounds of the countryside.
- The fighter jet cruised at supersonic speeds, effortlessly outpacing its opponents.
- The spacecraft cruised through the vastness of the solar system, its crew gazing out at the wonders of the cosmos.
- The skateboarder cruised down the half-pipe, executing gravity-defying maneuvers with grace and precision.
- The hiker cruised along the mountain trail, taking in the breathtaking views and reveling in the tranquility of nature.
- The car thief cruised through the city streets, searching for an unsuspecting target to victimize.
- The street sweeper cruised slowly down the road, diligently removing dirt and debris from the pavement.
- The old man cruised around the park in his wheelchair, his eyes twinkling with memories of a life well-lived.
- The dog cruised through the fields, its tongue lolling out as it chased butterflies and enjoyed the freedom of the open air.
cruised Meaning
cruised
to search (as in public places) for a sexual partner, an act or an instance of cruising, to travel by boat often stopping at a series of ports, to travel without destination or purpose, to approach and suggest sexual relations to, to travel at the best operating speed, a tour by ship, to fly at the most efficient operating speed, to move or proceed speedily, smoothly, or effortlessly, to travel at a speed suitable for being maintained for a long distance, to cruise over or about, to inspect (land) with reference to possible lumber yield, to go about the streets at random but on the lookout for possible developments, to search in (a public place) for a sexual partner, surf, to travel for enjoyment, to explore or search the offerings of, to sail about touching at a series of ports
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FAQs About the word cruised
to search (as in public places) for a sexual partner, an act or an instance of cruising, to travel by boat often stopping at a series of ports, to travel withou
drifted,wandered, roamed, strolled, roved, meandered, ambled, rambled, gallivanted,floated
floundered,struggled, trudged, stumbled, limped, shuffled, labored, stamped, stomped,plodded
The sleek yacht cruised effortlessly across the azure waters, leaving a gentle wake in its trail.
The convertible cruised down the scenic highway, its occupants enjoying the sights and sounds of the countryside.
The fighter jet cruised at supersonic speeds, effortlessly outpacing its opponents.
The spacecraft cruised through the vastness of the solar system, its crew gazing out at the wonders of the cosmos.
