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wheelman

[weel-muhn, hweel-] / ˈwil mən, ˈʰwil- /
NOUN
navigator
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“I never thought I was taking a risk. I know how good he is, I’m just fortunate we were able to get him, and man, what a wheelman he is,” said Hendrick.

From Washington Times Nov. 7, 2021

You see, Bug used to be an expert wheelman, the best getaway driver East of the Mississippi ever since his father left.

From Salon Jul. 8, 2020

After him, some 13 years later, came Willy T Ribbs, a rightly cocky wheelman who wound up exploiting his talents in road racing.

From The Guardian Jun. 23, 2020

I hate to repeat myself, but this stumble bum and onetime automotive-leasing magnate was supposed to drive the integrity of the game; instead, he was the wheelman for the owners’ getaway car.

From Washington Post Oct. 1, 2017

He turned to the wheelman after a quick squint toward the ice ahead.

From The Ice Pilot by Henry Leverage

It’s a murder of the English language in hopes of buying time for the wheelmen to start the getaway car.

From Washington Post Mar. 25, 2021

They chugged past dim, pine-spiked shores until the sky greyed into day and the wheelmen could pick out the flag-topped buoys that marked their submerged nets.

From Time Magazine Archive

The wheelmen would probably retort that, like Goldsmith's sprightly heroine, they "stoop to conquer."

From Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 105, November 11, 1893 by Various

If they do, the interscholastic associations will no doubt follow suit, and then the wheelmen will find themselves, to a certain extent, out of it, if they have not already prepared for separate contests.

From Harper's Round Table, July 30, 1895 by Various

All routes of this nature must, of course, be divided by wheelmen reading this Department into sections of a length which is most suitable for their own special purposes.

From Harper's Round Table, June 25, 1895 by Various




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