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Definition of vroom

vroom

/vruːm/
vroom

Plural:vrooms
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Past Simple:vroomed
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Past Participle:vroomed
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Present Participle:vrooming
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vroom Lexical Profile

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• interjection

1

Used to represent or imitate the loud roaring sound of a motor vehicle engine revving or accelerating rapidly.

Example

"The toddler pushed the toy race car across the kitchen floor, shouting "vroom!" as it rounded the table leg."

• noun

1

The loud roaring sound made by a motor vehicle engine when revving or accelerating at high speed.

Example

"With a sudden vroom of its engine, the motorcycle pulled out into the passing lane."

• verb

1

To make a loud roaring sound or move rapidly while making such a sound (of an engine or motor vehicle).

Example

"Classic sports cars vroomed down the coastal highway during the annual rally."

• Rhymes for vroom

Word Origin & Etymology

First recorded in the mid-20th century, this word is of imitative origin, coined to mimic the loud roaring sound of an internal combustion engine revving or accelerating.

Usage Trend

Historical frequency of usage in published text.

180019102020

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Vroom. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/vroom
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