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unleaded
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Word definitions for unleaded in dictionaries
WordNet
Word definitions in WordNet
adj. not treated with lead; "unleaded gasoline" [syn: leadless ] [ant: leaded ] not having leads between the lines
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1610s, "having no lead," from un- (1) "not" + leaded (see lead (v.2)). In reference to gasoline, from 1965. In reference to printing, from 1902.
Usage examples of unleaded.
If the environment should happen to cross your mind while you are trying to decide between leaded, unleaded, diesel, or gasohol, severe legal penalties would ensue.
They stopped at the Quic Pic for a badly needed tank of unleaded and proceeded into Cleveland, dropping well below the speed limit in the busy afternoon traffic.
Molotov cocktail, filled with unleaded from Hell, struck one of the rafts and exploded into flame.
If they sold lightning bolts, maybe he could buy premium unleaded, too.
The freeway at rush hour was an old friend newly revisited, harbinger of normalcy, a great rough pet sucking in the sharp odor of unleaded gas and exhaling huge gouts of smog.
I suppose now youll tell me it runs on unleaded and does nought to sixty in two seconds?
One thing about horror, it gives you a supreme unleaded adrenaline rush.
Oil Spill Way and Unleaded Lane, Bill and his best friend, Dwight Slade, snickered.
Seeing none, he pulled in and parked next to an unleaded self-service pump.
Melt-O-Mobile runs on regular unleaded gas, and best of all, you never have to park it.
While the clerk was busy waiting on a man who was paying for a tankful of unleaded and a pouch of Red Man, I strolled up an aisle and stuffed the pockets of the Moonsuit with as many brightly colored bags and rectangles as they could hold.
The substance was approximately 60 percent 89-octane, unleaded gasoline, thirty percent diesel fuel, and ten percent dish detergent, determined by subsequent photospectrometric analysis to be Dawn brand.