tailgater

IPA: tˈeɪɫgeɪtɝ

Examples of "tailgater" in Sentences

As the over taker bears down on his quarry he is transmogrified into the tailgater.
Cars can park themselves and maintain safe following distances, even if you're a chronic tailgater.
He points to a tailgater passed out in a trailer more than two hours before the Jets '1 p.m. kickoff Sunday.
But Chris Morreale, 40, a tailgater outside Atlanta's Georgia Dome, says: Definitely we do a lot of drinking.
But anyway, like I said, it was my fault for leaving late and then reacting to the tailgater instead of just ignoring him.
They ate breakfast at the Corner Room, strolled around campus, stopped by an alumni association tailgater, attended the football game, and shared the same hotel room that night as well.
While some football towns are upholding the traditions of civilized debauchery — for instance, Ole Miss 's "The Grove" tailgating crowd still brings candelabras, wine goblets and silver for their elaborate University of Mississippi, night-game spreads — the majority of tailgater hubs, if seen from the Goodyear blimp' s view, would appear more frat party than Gatsby.