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beach	to pull or drive from the water onto the beach and cause to be stuck there. [1/2 definitions]
belt	a continuous band of heavy, flexible material used to drive a machine or carry materials. [1/3 definitions]
chase¹	to force to go in a certain direction; drive away. [1/3 definitions]
chauffeur	a person whose job is to drive an automobile.
commute	to ride or drive a long distance to and from work or school. [1/2 definitions]
compel	to force or drive to do something.
corral	to drive into or keep in or as if in a corral. [1/2 definitions]
dispel	to scatter or drive away in all directions.
disperse	to drive away in all directions; scatter. [1/3 definitions]
Dr.	abbreviation of "Drive." [1/2 definitions]
drive-in	a business, especially a restaurant, that serves people who drive up and stay seated in their cars. [1/2 definitions]
driven	past participle of "drive." [1/3 definitions]
drivethrough	a window at which customers can do business with an establishment without getting out of their cars. A drive-through also consists of a special lane or lanes for the cars to access the window and to exit after completion of business. [2/3 definitions]
drove¹	past tense of "drive."
escalator	a set of stairs that moves by means of a belt drive. An escalator carries people between floors of large buildings, such as department stores, airports, or train stations.
expel	to force out or drive out. [1/2 definitions]
gigabyte	1,073,741,824 bytes. The capacity of a computer's hard drive is often measured in gigabytes. The abbreviation for gigabyte is G or GB.
hard drive	a device for storing information on a computer's hard disk. A hard drive can be built into a computer or can sit outside the computer and be connected to it by a cable.
herd	to drive or lead a herd of. [1/4 definitions]
highway	a major public road on which one can drive at high speeds, especially between cities.
hit	to drive or send by striking. [1/9 definitions]

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