jitneys

• SUVs
• V-8s
• automobiles
• autos
• beaters
• buses
• busses
• cars
• clunkers
• coaches
• compacts
• convertibles
• coupes
• crates
• cream puffs
• fastbacks
• flivvers
• gas-guzzlers
• hardtops
• hatchbacks
• horseless carriages
• hybrids
• intermediates
• jalopies
• junkers
• land yachts
• limousines
• machines
• microbuses
• microbusses
• minibuses
• minibusses
• minicars
• minis
• minivans
• motor vehicles
• motorcars
• motors
• muscle cars
• notchbacks
• omnibuses
• phaetons
• ragtops
• roadsters
• sedans
• sport-utility vehicles
• sports cars
• station wagons
• stock cars
• subcompacts
• tin lizzies
• touring cars
• town cars
• turbocars
• vans
• wagons
• wheels
• woodies

• noun
  1. A small bus or minibus which typically operates service on a fixed route, sometimes scheduled.
  2. An unlicensed taxi cab.
  3. A shared-ride taxi.
  4. A small coin, a nickel.
  5. (in attributive use) Very inexpensive.
  6. An informal lawn bowling or curling competition in which all players present are randomly drawn into teams.
  7. A fraudulent arrangement whereby a broker who has direct access to an exchange executes trades on behalf of a broker who doesn't.

• Jitneys were a common sight on the bustling streets of the city, offering affordable transportation to commuters.
• During the transportation strike, makeshift jitneys emerged to fill the void left by the halted public transit services.
• Residents relied on jitneys to navigate the sprawling metropolis, especially in areas with limited access to traditional bus routes.
• The local government implemented regulations to ensure the safety and reliability of jitneys operating within the city limits.
• Tourists appreciated the flexibility of jitneys, allowing them to explore the city's landmarks and attractions at their own pace.

cabs

hacks

machines

V-8s

ragtops

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