traffic
/ˈtræfɪk/Definitions
1. noun
the movement of vehicles, especially cars, along a road or other public way; the flow of people or vehicles in a particular area or situation.
“The traffic in the city was terrible during rush hour.”
2. noun
a stream of people or vehicles moving in a particular direction.
“There was a traffic of people walking towards the concert venue.”
3. verb
to direct or control the movement of vehicles, especially in a particular area or situation.
“The police were traffic-ing the flow of vehicles at the intersection.”
4. verb
to cause or make a particular situation or feeling to develop or spread.
“The news traffic-ed the story of the accident on social media.”
5. verb
to move or flow in a particular direction.
“The crowd traffic-ed towards the stage.”