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A two-ton, four-wheeled, enclosed (as in a house) vehicle used by the majority of Americans for their daily transportation needs. While technically operated in the public right-of-way, Americans consider the interior of the wheelhouse to be their own, exclusive space, where they are not expected to socialize with their fellow citizens (similar to the non-wheeled house where people typically sleep at night).
It's no wonder the average American feels no sense of civic responsibility: Their lives consist of going from their house, to their wheelhouse, to work, and back.
by RChickenMan June 07, 2010
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The mind; inside the head, like if someone had a little mouse spinning in a wheel inside their head.
by Carlos Arbesú October 03, 2007
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Sam, you can take Lucifer out while Dean is busy with that waitress. That's right in your wheelhouse.
by KeiserSuzie May 02, 2020