vroom



vroom

and varoom (vrum and vɑˈrum)
1. interj. the noise of a loud engine. (Onomatopoetic.) Vroom, vroom went the engine as Vic gunned it over and over.
2. in. to move rapidly from place to place; to travel at high speed, making the noise of a loud engine. The little boy varoomed down the sidewalk on his tricycle.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Eukleides-Ancient Greek
Bower['bauə]
Taide-Italian (Rare)
Yehochanan-Biblical Hebrew
Friduman-Ancient Germanic
Gavriel-Hebrew