Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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n. A luxury car which is specially built to be longer than normal.
Usage examples of "stretch limo".
She runs across the road, intending to push herself up the wet earth, to climb, when the white stretch limo comes fish-tailing down the slick hillside road, hell, it must be doing eighty, maybe even aquaplaning on the surface of the road, and she's pushing her hands into a handful of weeds and earth, and she's going to get up and away, she knows, when the wet earth crumbles and she tumbles back down onto the road.
The fat young man at the other end of the stretch limo took a can of diet Coke from the cocktail bar and popped it open.
The pair exited the train station, moved past the line of people waiting in the cab stand, and Charlie opened the door of a stretch limo for LuAnn.
Luckily-if this can be said to be luck-she'd had two previous experiences with car wrecks, the second of which had been substantially worse than this one, in that it had happened on the 101 in the middle of the morning rush, and involved nineteen vehicles and eight fatalities (one of them a passenger in the same stretch limo in which Maxine had been travelling).
A black stretch limo was preceding and followed by a matched pair of lime green Jeep Comanches with inch-thick plexiglass and wire-mesh screens on the windows and windshield.
The white Mitsubishi Nightsky stretch limo looked as out of place on the litter-strewn street as a wharf rat in the mayor's office, but that didn't stop it from being there.
The stretch limo was still there, the patient chauffeur at the wheel.
Sitting in his stretch limo with his chauffeur and his fine clothes, he looked every bit the successful entrepreneur.
At eight minutes before four a black stretch limo came roaring up the street and pulled into the drive.