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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

BASHED IN and SUMMERSAULTING OFF THE RAILS

Hi,
'There was another stuff going on. Dirt track stock car racing on cool summer nights, mostly '49 or '50 Fords, BASHED IN CARS, COFFIN CONTRAPTIONS, humpbacked cages with roll bars and fire extinguishers- seats taken out, doors welded shut-bumpin' and rumblin', slammin' and swivelin' on a half mile track, SUMMERSAULTING OFF THE RAILS ...'
Could someone explain me these expressions?
Thanks in advance, Jo.
  

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cars which are distorted/squeezed by being hit/smashed things which are coffin-like jumping off the rails and rotating in the air

  • cars which are distorted/squeezed by being hit/smashed things which are coffin-like jumping off the rails and rotating in the air
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cars which are distorted/squeezed by being hit/smashed

things which are coffin-like

jumping off the rails and rotating in the air
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Hi,

Just a minor note that 'summersault' is correctly spelled 'somersault'.

Best wishes, Clive

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