motor home

or motor·home

noun

1. a small bus or trucklike vehicle with a roomlike area behind the driver's seat outfitted as living quarters.

Word History and Origins

Origin of motor home¹

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

RV City, where some fans live in a makeshift neighborhood of motor homes for days leading up to the game, will not exist this year, and other events, such as the Hall of Fame luncheon, were canceled.

From Washington Post

The photographs were taken in cars, in Franklin's motor home, and in his backyard garage.

From The Daily Beast

The photographs were taken in cars, in Franklin's motor home and in his backyard garage.

From The Daily Beast

I'd be driving the motor home; they'd be kissing in the back.

From The Daily Beast

The two drove a "trashed-out motor home to Montana and had a grand old time," says Greenwalt.

From The Daily Beast

When I was able to leave the job, we bought a motor home to travel the country.

From The Daily Beast