noun, American English - a place where accidents happen more often than in other places
adjective - likely to have or cause accidents more often than other people
noun, American English - a person who helps children and other pedestrians cross the street safely, usually near schools
noun - a series of small bumps or grooves on the road that make noise and vibration when driven over, used to warn drivers
noun - a large vehicle with special equipment that can pull other cars behind it
noun - an animal that has been killed by a vehicle on the road
noun, British English - a short, widened area at the side of a road where vehicles can stop for a short time, but which is not a service station
noun, American English - the right of a vehicle or person to go before others in traffic
noun - a particular style of performance, joke, or routine that a performer is known for
adjective - full of energy, lively, especially in a way that is surprising for an older person
adjective - giving care and encouragement to someone or something so that they can grow, develop, or succeed
verb, formal - to make someone do something by using force, threats, or pressure