drive a truck through something

verb

To exploit a glaring loophole in something, such as a law.

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Meanings

verbdrive a truck through something (third-person singular simple present drives a truck through something, present participle driving a truck through something, simple past drove a truck through something, past participle driven a truck through something)

present singular third person drives a truck through something · participle present driving a truck through something · past drove a truck through something · participle past driven a truck through something

  1. informalTo exploit a glaring loophole in something, such as a law.
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