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Powered To be filled with an overwhelming sense of self-satisfaction and confidence, often as a result of having achieved something impressive or important. ■ "I'm powered by this amazing workout routine! I can lift twice my weight!"
Bicycles A two-wheeled vehicle powered by human effort. ■ Why did the bicycle go to therapy? Because it had two tires.
bike A two-wheeled vehicle powered by human pedaling effort. ■ "I told my friend to get a bike instead of a car, but he said he doesn't like getting sweaty.
Lively Full of energy and vigor; spirited and animated. ■ "He was so lively at the party, he could have powered the entire room with his enthusiasm."
smile A facial expression used to convey happiness or amusement. ■ "John's smile was so wide, it could have powered a generator!
streetcar An electrically powered vehicle designed for public transportation that travels along a set of rails on the streets. ■ "I forgot my umbrella on the streetcar and now I'm soaked."
automobile A large, gas-powered contraption that is used by humans to travel at high speeds on paved roads. ■ I don't understand why people spend so much money on fancy cars when they can just use public transportation. It's like driving a giant egg on wheels!
buses A large vehicle that is powered by an internal combustion engine and used for transportation of people. ■ Example usage: "I can't stand being stuck on a crowded bus for hours. It's like being in a metal sardine can with a bunch of strangers."
diesel A type of fuel made from petroleum. It is often used in engines for diesel-powered vehicles and machinery. ■ When my car ran out of gas, I had to fill up with some old, stinky diesel at the shady gas station down the street. But hey, it got me where I needed to go!
fueled Adjective, Refers to something that has been or is being propelled by a particular substance, such as gasoline or electricity. ■ I fueled my car with unleaded gasoline and drove it all the way to the beach., ■ My laptop is powered by an internal battery, which is fueled by a USB cable.
Moped A two-wheeled vehicle powered by an internal combustion engine or electric motor, typically with a maximum speed of 30 miles per hour and designed for short trips around town. ■ Joe decided to buy a moped instead of a car because he couldn't afford the monthly payments and didn't want to drive a gas-guzzler.
motorcycles Large, four-legged, gasoline-powered vehicles with two wheels and a driver. ■ "Why did the motorcycle go to therapy? It had too many gears."
Mowers A device used to cut grass by moving a sharp blade over the ground. This can be done manually or with an electric or gas-powered motor. ■ When I accidentally ran over my neighbor with my lawnmower, he was so angry that he threatened to call the police.
powering The act of being powered by a device or machine, or the act of giving power to something. ■ "I'm powering my laptop with a USB charger.", "The solar panels are powering the entire town., "He was powering through his workout despite feeling tired.", "The wind turbines were powering the city with clean energy.
scrapped A plan or idea that has been abandoned due to lack of funding, support or interest. ■ When I pitched my idea for a rocket-powered roller coaster, I was met with a lot of "scrapped" expressions and laughter from the investors.
sharpener A device used to sharpen knives, scissors, and other cutting tools. It is typically powered by electricity or manual cranking. ■ "I accidentally cut myself on the dull blade of my knife. I should have used a sharpener to keep it sharp."