n.
Eating a meal while driving.
Example Citation:
Louis C. DeLuca, a semiretired salesman and a state senator in Connecticut, has had it with people reading the newspaper on the steering wheel, car-schooling their kids from the front seat and drive-time dining.
—Matthew Purdy, "Don't Touch That Dial, Drivers," The New York Times, April 4, 2001
—Matthew Purdy, "Don't Touch That Dial, Drivers," The New York Times, April 4, 2001
Earliest Citation:
Drive-time dining; stuck behind the wheel, people on the go search for manageable fast food (headline)
—Jim Shea, News & Record, July 16, 1997
—Jim Shea, News & Record, July 16, 1997
Related Words:
car-schooling
dashboard dining
dashboard drum
deskfast
drive-through cuisine
hurry sickness
one-handed food
portafuel
dashboard dining
dashboard drum
deskfast
drive-through cuisine
hurry sickness
one-handed food
portafuel
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