noun Uncommon

Chrysler

Chrysler (noun) means an American car brand, and by extension a car made by it. Example: “He drove an old Chrysler that still ran perfectly.”

noun

An American car brand, and by extension a car made by it.

"He drove an old Chrysler that still ran perfectly."

How to Use Chrysler

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishAn American make of car, or a car of that make.

Chryslers plural, Chryslers plural

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Named after Walter Chrysler, who founded the Chrysler Corporation in 1925.

· First attested 1925

Class of 1925 Chrysler joined the language around 1925.

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What does “Chrysler” mean?

The word “Chrysler” means an American car brand, and by extension a car made by it. In plain terms, an American make of car, or a car of that make.

How do you use “Chrysler” in a sentence?

Here is “Chrysler” used in a sentence: “He drove an old Chrysler that still ran perfectly.”

What part of speech is “Chrysler”?

“Chrysler” is a noun.

Where does the word “Chrysler” come from?

The word “Chrysler” dates back to around 1925. Named after Walter Chrysler, who founded the Chrysler Corporation in 1925.

Is “Chrysler” a common word?

“Chrysler” is an uncommon word in modern English.