gasoline

Standard type of gasoline for modern cars, without lead additives.

The standard, lowest-octane grade of gasoline.

Premium gasoline with a higher octane rating, used in high-performance engines.

Refers to gasoline containing lead additives, now largely phased out.

The full capacity of a vehicle's fuel tank.

A unit of volume for measuring gasoline.

Used to describe a vehicle that uses gasoline as its fuel source.

To consume gasoline as fuel.

To exhaust the supply of gasoline in a vehicle.

To dispense gasoline from a pump into a vehicle's tank.

To detect the odor of gasoline with one's nose.

To emit the characteristic odor of gasoline.

To consume a large amount of gasoline quickly and inefficiently.

To cause gasoline to flow from a container. Can also be used figuratively.

To pour a large amount of gasoline over someone or something.

To pour a large amount of gasoline over someone or something.

The cost of gasoline per unit of volume (e.g., per gallon or liter).

An internal combustion engine that runs on gasoline.

A place where gasoline and other services for cars are sold.

The container in a vehicle that holds the gasoline.

The strong, often unpleasant, vapor that comes from gasoline.

The gaseous form of gasoline.