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vacationland

American  
[vey-key-shuhn-land, vuh-] / veɪˈkeɪ ʃənˌlænd, və- /

noun

  1. an area having recreational facilities, historic or picturesque sights, etc., that attract vacationists.


Etymology

Origin of vacationland

vacation + -land

Example Sentences

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A loss leader and a billboard food for nearly every casino on the Strip, prime rib became the perfect dish for a town branding itself as the vacationland of middle-class luxury.

From Seattle Times

A small working-class city, Stanton is shrugging off its Crossroads to Vacationland past that left it a retail ghost town along the highway.

From Los Angeles Times

Don’t read this the wrong way, but “Vacationland” is a Lifetime movie on the page.

From Seattle Times

Like the residents of Vacationland, Humpty Dumpty chips hold a mysterious air about them that makes it hard to piece together their story.

From Salon

Even “Vacationland” is not for everyone, Wildes admits.

From Seattle Times