Cruiser

/ˈkruːzər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A type of warship designed for long-range, fast naval operations.

The navy deployed a new cruiser to patrol the waters in the region.

A recreational boat or ship used for pleasure cruising.

They rented a cruiser for their vacation in the Caribbean.

A motorcycle designed for comfortable cruising, often with a relaxed riding position.

He loves taking his cruiser out for long weekend rides on the coastal highways.

A person or vehicle that travels at a steady, moderate speed.

As a skilled cruiser, she preferred to maintain a steady pace rather than compete for speed.

Late 19th century from the verb 'cruise'.

Cruise control:

A system allowing a vehicle to maintain a constant speed without using the accelerator.

Pleasure cruiser:

A boat or ship designed for recreational use.

Cruise the streets:

To drive around in a leisurely manner.

A motorcycle designed for comfortable long-distance riding.

He's riding his new cruiser all over town.

Someone who enjoys casual dating or flirting.

She's a real cruiser, always meeting new people.