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slot car

1 of 1noun
/ˈslɑtˌkɑr/
Forms:slot cars
1

a miniature toy car that runs on a track with a slot or groove, using electric power from the track to propel the car forward, and it is controlled by a hand-held controller, providing a fun and interactive racing game

A slot car is a small, electrically powered toy car that runs on a track with narrow grooves or "slots." The car has a guide pin or blade that fits into the slot, which keeps it aligned as it moves along the track. Slot cars are controlled by a hand-held controller that regulates the speed of the car by controlling the flow of electricity. These cars are often used in racing games, where players compete to see who can drive their car the fastest around the track. Slot cars help develop coordination and understanding of speed and control in a fun, competitive way.

  • I spent the afternoon racing my slot car on the track with my friends.
  • He bought a new set of slot cars for his birthday and can’t wait to try them out.
  • My brother and I always have a blast racing our slot cars when we visit our grandparents.
  • She was thrilled when her slot car zoomed past the finish line in first place.
  • We set up the slot car track in the living room and had a race competition.