What is another word for rear-ender?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈi͡əɹˈɛndə], [ ɹˈiəɹˈɛndə], [ ɹ_ˈiə_ɹ_ˈɛ_n_d_ə]
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Synonyms for Rear-ender:
n.
• crash (noun)- concussion,
- shock,
- bump,
- thump,
- smash,
- pileup,
- jolt,
- total,
- jar,
- ram,
- percussion,
- accident,
- ditch,
- collapse,
- thud,
- crunch,
- debacle,
- impact.
- collision,
- setback,
- calamity,
- hazard,
- fluke,
- disaster,
- misadventure,
- blow,
- misfortune,
- blunder,
- mistake.
- splashdown,
- crack-up,
- crackups,
- wrack up,
- shipwreck,
- wrack-up,
- fender tag,
- sideswipe,
- crackup,
- junker,
- fender bender,
- shipwrecks,
- ill fortune,
- junkers,
- fender-bender,
- mishap,
- crash,
- washout,
- ill-fortune,
- sideswipes,
- rear ender,
- stack up,
- crack-ups,
- pile up,
- stack-up,
- wreck,
- smashup,
- pile-up.
- hulk,
- derelict,
- junk,
- jalopy,
- devastation,
- ruins,
- relic,
- heap,
- waste,
- debris,
- destruction,
- disruption,
- ruin,
- litter,
- crate.
How to use "Rear-ender" in context?
One of the less talked about dangers of biking is the "rear-ender." This is when a cyclist rear ends someone who is driving. It can happen when the cyclist is turning around or going uphill, and doesn't see the car coming. This can result in serious injury or death.
When a cyclist rear ends someone, there is a high chance of serious injury or death, because the cyclist is going significantly slower than the person in the car. Even if the cyclist only does a minimal amount of damage, the person in the car can be seriously injured or killed.
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