noun

batmobile

Batmobile (noun) means the armoured, gadget-laden car driven by the superhero Batman in comics, film, and TV. Example: “The Batmobile roared out of the cave and into the night.”

noun

The armoured, gadget-laden car driven by the superhero Batman in comics, film, and TV.

"The Batmobile roared out of the cave and into the night."

How to use batmobile

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishBatman's signature car.

Word forms

batmobiled past tense, batmobiles singular

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Etymology

From Batman + -mobile, following the pattern of words like "automobile."

Rhymes for batmobile

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Frequently asked questions

What does “batmobile” mean?

The word “batmobile” means the armoured, gadget-laden car driven by the superhero Batman in comics, film, and TV. In plain terms, batman's signature car.

How do you use “batmobile” in a sentence?

Here is “batmobile” used in a sentence: “The Batmobile roared out of the cave and into the night.”

What part of speech is “batmobile”?

“Batmobile” is a noun.

What is the meaning of batmobile?

"batmobile" (noun) means the armoured, gadget-laden car driven by the superhero Batman in comics, film, and TV.