Noun. A procession of multiple helicopters flying together in a uniform pattern to a single destination.
The Presidential rotorcade of Army helicopters left the White House this afternoon transporting the first family to Camp David.
by H Ziz May 14, 2011
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I want to take the kids to the Retrocades so that we can get in some retro arcade gaming.
We are going out with the boys to play old school arcade games at the Retrocades.
We are going out with the boys to play old school arcade games at the Retrocades.
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Synonym of parade maker. A motorist who drives well below the maximum speed limit, causing a long tailback of vehicles, thus giving the impression of said vehicles driving in convoy.
"I couldn't get Frank to the station on time, 'cause some motorcade maker held up the traffic for a good 2 miles."
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by kshizzle August 16, 2006
Get the ratorgade mug.Any wheeled vehicle flying two or more flags. These are often driven by people who, regardless of their background or socioeconomic level, can justly be termed "hicks".
After September 11, some Americans adorned their cars with little flags that affixed to the windows, thus announcing to the highway world the full force and vigor of their Patriotism, which is truer and better than yours. In fact, the flags made them look like the motorcade in the Zapruder film -- whence the term -- and a week or two later the highways were strewn with tattered, broken, muddy, and multiply run-over dime-store degradations of Old Glory that, scientists agree, reflect more accurately the current state of national affairs.
These fools can still be seen today. They are Americans, and far more patriotic than you could ever be; you are the enemy. After all -- how many flags are on *your* car?
After September 11, some Americans adorned their cars with little flags that affixed to the windows, thus announcing to the highway world the full force and vigor of their Patriotism, which is truer and better than yours. In fact, the flags made them look like the motorcade in the Zapruder film -- whence the term -- and a week or two later the highways were strewn with tattered, broken, muddy, and multiply run-over dime-store degradations of Old Glory that, scientists agree, reflect more accurately the current state of national affairs.
These fools can still be seen today. They are Americans, and far more patriotic than you could ever be; you are the enemy. After all -- how many flags are on *your* car?
by Mick December 27, 2004
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