minicab

IPA: mˈɪnikæb

(Britain, originally) A small car used as a taxi (rather than a traditional black cab).
(Britain) An unlicensed taxi.

Examples of "minicab" in Sentences

Duggan was the passenger in a minicab, on his way to see his girlfriend.
That was the eyebrow-raising sum claimed by the Dutch-born Huggers for a "minicab" on 12
Seconds later there was a smash as the minicab office around the corner was broken into.
The suggestion was that officers could have come under fire from a minicab carrying Duggan.
'It explains why we've got someone buying that van in Middlesex while someone else waits for him in a "minicab" just outside Muwaffaq Masoud's house.'
In its absurdity, ithints that there is a difference between calling a minicab to come immediately (booking it) and calling it to come later (pre-booking it).