Wiktionary
vb. To park a vehicle with side parallel to the curb or the side of the road.
Usage examples of "parallel park".
A month later, when you go for your driver license, your nostrils can sparkle like the valleys of Aspen but it won't matter, as long as you can parallel park.
I didn't think I could manage to parallel park in Dolan's tank so I was forced to leave his car around the corner and walk back.
Junior drove over the curb trying to parallel park and then straightened the wheels awkwardly as the Jeep bumped back down into the street.
The car was a cross between a family wagon and a hearse, and the only thing harder to parallel park, in my opinion, was the QE2.
Kitty could see Alex in her mind, hunched grimly over the steering wheel as she attempted to parallel park between the pair of garbage cans Daddy had set out in front of the house.
Trent murmured as he watched her third attempt to back in and parallel park.
But I kept my lip zipped and a smile on my face as I executed a flawless parallel park.
A man jogging, a woman trying to parallel park, a boy dribbling a basketball on a leaf-covered driveway.