cruiser
/ˈkruːsaɪzər/Definitions
1. noun
A ship or boat designed for pleasure or recreation, especially one that is large and luxurious.
“She took a cruise on a luxury cruiser in the Mediterranean.”
2. noun
A type of aircraft used for military or naval reconnaissance, surveillance, or attack.
“The air force deployed a fleet of high-tech cruisers to monitor enemy movements.”
3. noun
A person who cruises, especially for sex or companionship.
“The police warned the public about the dangers of cruising for sex in public areas.”
4. verb
To travel or move slowly, especially in a leisurely or pleasure-seeking manner.
“They cruised down the coast, stopping at beaches and scenic viewpoints.”
5. verb
To search or scan a area, especially for something or someone.
“The police cruiser cruised the neighborhood, looking for any signs of trouble.”
6. verb
To move or glide smoothly, especially through water or air.
“The sailboat cruised across the lake, its sails filled with wind.”