mobile



upwardly mobile

Ascending or having the ability to ascend in social rank, esteem, or class. I was worried that Janet's wealthy parents would think I wasn't upwardly mobile enough to go out with their daughter. It wasn't until I received my uncle's large inheritance that I became in any way upwardly mobile.
See also: mobile

nerd mobile

n. a full-sized, uninteresting car; a family car. My father always buys some kind of stupid nerd mobile.
See also: mobile, nerd

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Darwin['da:win]
ØIvind-Norwegian
Herleif-Norwegian
Dominicusdo-MEE-nee-kus (Dutch)Late Roman, Dutch
IgorEE-gər (Russian), EE-gawr (Polish)Russian, Polish, Slovene, Croatian, Serbian, Macedonian
SeanÁN-Irish