Zamrotti
zamrotti is a word, in italian, which describes an individual, who has a fascination for exotic supercars, and enjoys racing them, as well—usually, on city streets. this individual is not a show-off, by any means; he/she just has a need for speed, as surely most people would, when in the presence of extremely fast vehicles.
1. joe went to the car show, to checkout the ferrari and lamborghini exhibit; he’s such a zamrotti.
2. marco is such a zamrotti; he went to the lexus dealership, to test-drive the lexus lfa. too bad that car is way out of his price range.
zamrotti is a word, in italian, which describes an individual, who has a fascination for exotic supercars, and enjoys racing them, as well—usually, on city streets. this individual is not a show-off, by any means; he/she just has a need for speed, as surely most people would, when in the presence of extremely fast vehicles.
1. joe went to the car show, to check out the ferrari and lamborghini exhibit; he’s such a zamrotti.
2. marco is such a zamrotti; he went to the lexus dealership, to test-drive the lexus lfa. too bad that car is way out of his price range.
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