chauffeurs

Professional car operators

Chauffeurs is the plural of chauffeur—a person employed to drive someone else's vehicle.

The word retains its French pronunciation and a sense of professional service: The chauffeurs waited outside the hotel.

To chauffeur someone is to drive them around, often implying a servant-like role: I spent the day chauffeuring the kids to their activities.

professional

drivers

Vehicle operators or motivating forces

uniforms · private · hired · sedan · executive · motorcade · corporate · caps · gloves · service

driving

steering

Controlling direction of movement

passengers · vehicle · backseat · rearview · maneuvering · parking · curbside · door-to-door · smooth · careful

employment

servants

Hired household workers

wealthy · employers · estate · wages · retainer · butler · valet · aristocracy · manor · Downton

celebrity

bodyguard

Paid personal security agent

privacy · tinted windows · celebrities · VIP · escort · security · handlers · stars · premieres · confidential

Categories
Opposites
role in vehicle

chauffeurspassengers

Transported travelers

riders · clients · employers · VIPs · executives

transportation service type

chauffeursbus drivers

Public transit vehicle operators

taxi drivers · cabdrivers · rideshare drivers · Uber drivers · shuttle drivers

driving autonomy

chauffeursself-drivers

Cars operating without passengers steering

autonomous vehicles · self-driving cars · hitchhikers

Phrases
Family

chauffeur, chauffeured, chauffeuring, chauffeur's

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G