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NHRA
ˈɛn ˌeɪtʃ ɑr ˈeɪ (en-HAR-ay)
Definition
1
National Hot Rod Association (NHRA), the world's largest motorsports sanctioning body, founded in 1951, overseeing professional drag racing events across the United States and Canada.
2
Occasionally refers to less common acronyms like Nursing Home Reform Act or National Heritage Resources Act (South Africa), but primarily known for drag racing.
Examples
The NHRA nationals turned a sleepy strip into a thunderous playground for speed demons.
My uncle's garage shrine to NHRA dragsters is scarier than his tax advice.
She ditched the office for NHRA weekends, trading spreadsheets for burnout sheets.
Winning NHRA Rookie of the Year? That's not luck; that's liquid fire in your veins.