travel trailer
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of travel trailer
First recorded in 1960–65
Example Sentences
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At first, she stayed in a 19-foot metal travel trailer that hadn’t burned.
From Los Angeles Times
He had lived comfortably housed in Lacey for 20 years before being squeezed out of the housing market and having to set up a home in his travel trailer in 2018.
From Seattle Times
Last year, she bought a used 16-foot travel trailer to sleep in so she doesn’t have to budget for a rent hike every time her lease renews — or worry that her home might be converted to an Airbnb.
From Seattle Times
On Saturday, the fire destroyed two cabins and a travel trailer near the shore of Great Slave Lake.
From Seattle Times
Space in the travel trailer is cramped, with books, clothes, family photo albums and paperwork slipped into every bit of limited storage space.
From Seattle Times
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