Word Type

Noun

Verb

Adjective

The word "traffic" can be used as noun, verb and adjective.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

street

Capable Of

slow car down slow down slow to crawl

Causes Desire

stop bicycle take bus

Derived Terms

5 o'clock traffic advanced traffic management air traffic air traffic control air traffic controller brain traffic dark traffic felony traffic stop foot traffic go and play in the traffic go and play in traffic go play in the traffic go play in traffic go with the flow of traffic mall traffic mixed-traffic non-traffic nontraffic sex trafficking sex-traffic stop traffic through traffic traffic advisory traffic barrel traffic barrier traffic beam traffic boy traffic bump traffic calming traffic circle traffic code traffic cone traffic conference area traffic cop traffic court traffic drum traffic furniture traffic garden traffic generator traffic island traffic jam traffic lead traffic leash traffic light traffic mile traffic of influence traffic officer traffic paddle traffic park traffic police traffic shaping traffic sign traffic signal traffic signal box traffic spikes traffic stop traffic stopper traffic ticket traffic violation traffic warden traffic-free traffic-light trafficker trafficking way-traffic

Context

commerce crime

Has Property

smooth

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

accumulation aggregation assemblage collection commerce commercialism communicating communication give-and-take interchange mercantilism merchandise reciprocation trade

Type Of (IsA)

collection commerce communication group activity locomotion event

Manner Of

trade

Receives Action

made up of moving things

Related Terms

bargain commercial commodity consideration data drug exchange flux goods illegal information meanly mercenarily message network passage passenger pedestrian road transportation vehicle

Synonym Network

dealings traffic jam

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.