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spare tyre
(redirected from spare tire)

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spare tyre
1. an additional tyre, usually mounted on a wheel, carried by a motor vehicle in case of puncture
2. Brit slang jocular a deposit of fat just above the waist


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Always check your air pressure in the spare tire before driving off.
Changing a Flat Tire 101 by Tom Tessin / Automotive community
If you do not know where the spare tire is, you can look for it in the car owner''s manual.
How to Change a Tire without Help by Baljeet35 / Business community
ve decided on losing belly fat but have yet to find a proper motivation Take this according to medical experts, lugging around that spare tire is a higher health risk than, say, fat depositing in your hips or thighs because belly fat is associated with such diseases as diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular diseases, breast and colorectal cancer, gallbladder problems and metabolic conditions You?
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