What does amby mean?
Amby means (informal) An ambulance..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(informal) An ambulance..
The 1st time I woke up I hit the snooze button, the 2nd I got out of bed, the third time was in the back of an ambulance. I have some dim memories of traffic coming to a stop and grabbing a whole handfull^([sic]) of brake. I was rather disoriented when I woke up in the back of an amby.
I've lived up in those selfsame mountains, and let me assure you that while I owned and drove several older VWs, I would not have spent a single March up there without one that would reliably make it to Dominican Hospital at flank speed. And faced with the same situation, would probably still have elected to have the amby meet me at the Safeway in Felton, or the fire house in BC.
Where do you get this statement, the amby has a bigger impact on peoples^([sic]) lives than the fire service.
Does anyone know where the EMD station is based for North Staffs Amby Service?
Well that's it I've been thinking about whether to keep the dam thing or not and after getting a look at Grumble (and a few whispers from said truck) myself and my partner are going to convert not 1 but 2 101 ambies and take them around the world hoping to ship out in about 4-5 yrs time.
Aerrrhhh, good point. So if you don't move over, the Amby hits you in the rear and leaves a paint marker on your bumper?
Thanx steff I actually turned left because I felt uncomfortable with the amby behind me :)
Puncture wounds, deep cuts, choking. That's just a start. Any of those could lead to death before the ambies arrive.
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Amby means (informal) An ambulance..
Common synonyms include ambi, ambidexter.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The 1st time I woke up I hit the snooze button, the 2nd I got out of bed, the third time was in the back of an ambulance. I have some dim memories of traffic coming to a stop and grabbing a whole handfull^([sic]) of brake. I was rather disoriented when I woke up in the back of an amby.
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