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travel trailer

noun

  1. trailer.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of travel trailer1

First recorded in 1960–65
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Example Sentences

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At first, she stayed in a 19-foot metal travel trailer that hadn’t burned.

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A short time later they found two other shooting victims in a travel trailer parked in the lot of an auto repair shop nearby, police said.

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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.

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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.

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On Saturday, the fire destroyed two cabins and a travel trailer near the shore of Great Slave Lake.

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