Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tuk-tuk
noun
/ˈtʌk ˈtʌk/

Definition
A tuk-tuk is a three-wheeled motor vehicle commonly used for public transportation in many countries.

Examples
- The tuk-tuk zipped through the crowded streets of Bangkok.
- We took a tuk-tuk to the night market, enjoying the open air.
- For a fun experience, try riding a tuk-tuk during your visit to the city.

Meaning
Tuk-tuks are small, lightweight vehicles that offer a stable ride but are easier to maneuver than cars, often used for short trips.

Synonyms
- auto rickshaw
- three-wheeler
- tricycle taxi