handbrake
/ˈhan(d)breɪk
/noun chiefly British
A brake operated by hand, used to hold an already stationary vehicle: she drew up beside the road and pulled on the handbrake...
- Policemen allegedly pursued looting suspects, leaving the handbrake off and the vehicle out of gear.
- The operation of the handbrake, steering, brake and clutch oozes quality, and the fittings are impressive.
- Turn off the ignition of vehicles and put the handbrakes on.
- liver fluke
- liver-grown
- liver-hearted
- liveried
- livering
- liverish
- liverishly
- liverishness
- liverleaf
- liverless
- liver line
- liver-lipped
- liver lips
- liver money
- liver mush
- liver of antimony
- liver of sulfur
- liver of sulphur
- liver oil
- liver opal
- live rough
- liver pad
- liver pill
- Liverpool
- Liverpool, 2nd Earl of