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bothered Feeling annoyed or troubled, often by something trivial or unnecessary. ■ "I can't believe I got a parking ticket for being 30 seconds over the limit - it's just ridiculous!
bumper A large, heavy rubber block attached to the front of a vehicle. ■ "I accidentally hit the bumper while parking my car. Now my car has a big dent!"
crier A person who cries excessively, often for no reason or in response to trivial things. ■ "I can't believe I got a parking ticket! I'm such a crier."
driveway A wide, straight road that leads to a garage or parking space. ■ "I accidentally ran over my neighbor's driveway with my lawnmower while trying to park my car."
Explorer A person who travels and discovers new things, often in a humorous or unexpected way. ■ "I'm not an explorer," said the man, "I just like to find the most convenient parking spot."
Freeway A long, straight road designed for high-speed traffic. Also known as a highway. ■ "I'm so tired of being stuck in traffic on the freeway every morning. It's like sitting in a parking lot!
her The possessive pronoun used to indicate ownership, especially of a female person or animal. ■ I saw her car in the parking lot.
hookup A secret meeting of two people for sexual purposes. ■ John and Jane were caught red-handed in the act during their hookup in the parking lot.
issuing The act of making or giving something out, such as a check, license, or order. ■ "She was issuing parking tickets left and right without any mercy!"
marks A symbol used to indicate a particular spot, place or thing. ■ John forgot where he parked his car and had to ask for directions. The map marked the location of the parking lot with an X.
you A person who is always one step ahead of the rest of us, often by being incredibly annoying. ■ "You" always manages to find the most inconvenient parking spot and takes forever to get ready in the morning.
Accepted A state of being approved or agreed upon by others, often without question or protest. ■ "I'm sorry I was late to the party. I got lost and couldn't find a parking spot.", "Don't worry, I've accepted your apology for the spilled coffee. Let's move on from this awkwardness., "The new employee has been accepted by the team despite their questionable qualifications."
bulky adjective 1. Very large and heavy, often in an unpleasant way., 2. Unattractively or awkwardly shaped, with a tendency to take up too much space. ■ Example usage 1: The new couch was so bulky that it took four people to move it into the living room., Example usage 2: My old car was bulky and had a tendency to take up too much parking space.
clinical An extremely dry, sarcastic, and biting sense of humor. ■ "I can't believe I just got a parking ticket for rolling through the stop sign. What am I going to do now? My car will never be clinical enough for this town."
hassle A series of inconvenient and irritating events or circumstances that cause someone to become anxious, upset, or stressed. ■ "I had a hassle trying to find a parking spot at the mall. It was like a game of bumper cars!"
Incur To inadvertently and foolishly obtain something undesirable, usually through excessive or reckless behavior. ■ "I accidentally incurred a $50 parking ticket by leaving my car in the wrong spot. I guess I was so distracted by my phone that I didn't even notice the meter running!"
Misdemeanors A collection of minor crimes and offenses, often committed by someone who has a history of breaking the law but is not yet a convicted felon. ■ "I didn't realize that parking in the wrong spot was considered a misdemeanor. I guess I have quite a few to make up for!"
moneybags A wealthy and extravagant person, often associated with flaunting their wealth through excessive consumption of luxury items. ■ After winning the lottery, the moneybags decided to buy a private jet and a yacht. But when they couldn't find a parking space at the marina, they realized that their riches didn't make them immune to first-world problems.
Opportunist A person who takes advantage of every situation that presents itself, regardless of the consequences. ■ "John is such an opportunist. He saw a parking spot right in front of the store and jumped out of his car before anyone else could claim it."
Parallel An imaginary line or plane that is similar in direction to another line, but at a different distance from it. ■ I have been practicing parallel parking for weeks, and now I can park my car in any spot without trouble.
payment The act of giving something in return for something received. ■ John made a payment to the parking meter, but it didn't work and he got a ticket. He realized too late that he had left his wallet at home.
positioning The act of placing oneself or one's products in a way that maximizes exposure and appeal, often through the use of clever marketing tactics. ■ "I had to carefully position my car in the parking lot to make sure I was the first one seen by passersby."
priest A religious leader who performs religious rituals and ceremonies. ■ After the church was burned down, the priest had to perform the wedding ceremony in the parking lot. The bride and groom looked a little shaken but managed to say their vows amidst the chaos.
success The state or condition of being particularly skilled, accomplished, or prosperous. However, it's important to remember that success is often just a matter of perception and can be fleeting. ■ When I found out I got accepted into my dream job, I felt like the most successful person on Earth. But then I realized I was still stuck in traffic and couldn't find a parking spot.