taxi /takˈsi/

1. A motor car, usu fitted with a taximeter, licensed to carry passengers on request to a specified destination (also taxˈicab)
2. Any other vehicle available for hire, such as a boat or small aircraft

1. To travel by taxi
2. (of an aeroplane) to run along the ground, or (of a seaplane) over the surface of water, before take-off or after landing, at low speed under its own power

1. To run (an aeroplane) along the ground in this way
2. To send or convey by taxi

taxi dancer noun

A person, usu a woman, hirable as a partner, dance by dance, in a dance hall

taxˈi-driver noun

taxˈiman noun

A taxi-driver

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