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Democrat shot around midpoint of "knoll" procession
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motorcade
Alternative clues for the word motorcade
- Procession Democrat organised round Ohio's capital
- Traveling Beck song?
- A procession of people traveling in motor cars
- Political exposure device
- Procession of official vehicles
- Forced to carry old metal band in procession of vehicles
- String of cars transported Democrat round Ohio, principally
- Procession of a kind
Word definitions for motorcade in dictionaries
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
A motorcade , or autocade , is a procession of vehicles. The term motorcade was coined by Lyle Abbot (in 1912 or 1913 when he was automobile editor of the Arizona Republican ), and is formed after cavalcade on the false notion that "-cade" was a suffix ...
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
motorcade \motorcade\ n. a procession of people traveling in motor cars.
Usage examples of motorcade.
There will be no such rubbish in my motorcade those instruments can too easily be intercepted, conversations overheard, recorded.
His vehicle was again in the middle of the motorcade with Gulliver driving the Mercedes ahead of them, carrying armed guards while behind followed the third Mercedes with Martin sitting beside the driver.
Vice-President Lyndon Johnson, who had ridden in the motorcade, took the oath of office and assumed the duties of President.
Therefore, Oswald could not have known that the motorcade would pass directly by the .
Oswald knew the exact motorcade route as of Thursday morning, November 21.
While there is no way of knowing whether Oswald had seen any of the published information relevant to the motorcade, his actions indicate a total unawareness of the events surrounding the procession through Dallas.
And this was the position of the motorcade and it was about 15 or 16 after 12.
They are Ronald Fischer and Robert Edwards, both of whom saw a man without a rifle in the window shortly before the motorcade arrived.
Arnold Rowland saw the gunman 15 minutes before the motorcade arrived at the plaza.
Sony Vaio notebook computer as the motorcade sped along at well over seventy miles an hour.
Up ahead, the rest of the motorcade began rapidly pulling away from them.
Glancing to his right, he could see Dodgeball-the decoy limousine-pulling up to his side as Pena Boulevard ended and the motorcade poured onto 1-70 West.
On one TV, he watched the Sky News replays of the attack on the presidential motorcade, and the attacks in London and Paris and Saudi Arabia.
You never get to ask him questions, or hang out with him, or ride in the motorcade or travel on the bus with him.
It was just a quick hop to the tarmac at Peterson AFB where Air Force One, two C130 transports filled with the remains of the presidential motorcade, and six F-16s armed with Sidewinder air-to-air missiles were revved up and ready to rock.