drive-in

Synonyms for drive-in

noun business establishment serving food and drink

noun. business establishment serving food and drink

noun. business establishment serving food and drink

noun. place for buying snacks

noun. stage, building for performance

in reference to of restaurants, banks, etc., 1929; from drive (v.) + in. Of movie theaters by 1933 (the year the first one opened, in Camden, N.J.).

On the drive-in, Adine stopped the car while Davy invoiced his available cash at sixty-five dollars.

And this drive-in grocery that I was talking about, if you remember there—I think I had seen her there.

As soon as growth of business permits, a shop should have a drive-in, so that the customer may bring his car off the street.

A drive-in is also convenient if a customer leaves his car while his battery is being repaired.

As soon as possible, however, a shop which is large enough to have a drive-in should be rented or built.

The guy at the drive-in made a positive identification; it's the one he sold Fleming.