time-share

[ tahym-shair ]

verb (used with object)

, time-shared, time-shar·ing.

1. to use or occupy by time-sharing.

noun

1. time-sharing ( def 2 ).

time-share

adjective

1. denoting, relating to, or forming part of time sharing of property

   time-share villas

Other Words From

• time-sharer noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of time-share¹

First recorded in 1950–55

Example Sentences

Buy an Obama family vacation time-share in an East Jerusalem Israeli settler condo to help repair relations with Bibi Netanyahu.

From The Daily Beast

Name: David Siegel Age: 78 Pedigree: Founder of Westgate, a large time-share business.

From The Daily Beast

But I'll tell you one thing about such an America: It wouldn't have any time-share magnates.

From The Daily Beast

A second thought about David Siegel, the time-share magnate who warned his employees of job losses if Barack Obama is re-elected.

From The Daily Beast

I doubt you'll find a single time-share buyer anywhere from Dupont Circle to Chevy Chase.

From The Daily Beast

We walk thus, I think, rather ruefully before them—those of us at least who didn't at the time share more happily their risk.

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