main drag



main drag

The principal street of a city or town, as in Several stores on the main drag have closed. This slangy term was first recorded in 1851.
See also: drag, main

main drag

n. the main street. The main drag is solid with traffic on Saturday nights.
See also: drag, main

main drag

The biggest or most important thoroughfare of a town or city. “Drag” came from a term for a wagon or carriage that a horse would pull or drag. By extension the road on which the vehicle was dragged became a slang word for “street”—think of drag racing.
See also: drag, main

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
BradfordBRAD-fərdEnglish
Ives-History
Manolamah-NO-lahSpanish
Bowden['bəudn]
Herminioer-MEE-nyoSpanish
Ben (2)BENDutch