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chicken hauler
What does chicken hauler mean?
A driver of a long-nose, chrome-everywhere, lights-everywhere tractor — the rolling beauty queens of the interstate. The name comes from the fact that southern poultry-hauling fleets historically ran some of the most decked-out rigs on the road. Used affectionately by some drivers and a touch sarcastically by others ('all chrome, no go').
"Big chicken hauler came past me on I-40 lit up like a Christmas tree."
Frequently asked questions
What does chicken hauler mean?
A chicken hauler is a driver running a chromed-out show truck — often the kind that actually hauls live poultry.
How do you use chicken hauler in a sentence?
You might hear 'That chicken hauler's got more chrome than a diner counter.'
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