motorhome

British

/ ˈməʊtəˌhəʊm /

noun

Former name: motor caravan. a large motor vehicle with living quarters behind the driver's compartment

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A man, whose leasehold house is covered in damp and mould, plans to live in a motorhome on his driveway this winter.

From BBC

He will move into a motorhome parked on his drive, which is plugged into the mains.

From BBC

But Bryan says that the company is in a “prove it” situation, where benefits specifically as it relates to motorhome and reception of refreshed product lines will have to be earned in order to achieve outgrowth.

From The Wall Street Journal

Motorhome owners have called for tolerance after a council ruled they would no longer be permitted to park on a seafront promenade.

From BBC

Felixstowe resident and motorhome owner Katrina Cable, 52, called on those on either side of the divide "to work together".

From BBC

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