WordNet
n. a wheeled vehicle that can be pulled by a car or truck and is equipped for occupancy [syn: trailer]
Usage examples of "house trailer".
Theo could see a metal shed next to a double-wide house trailer a couple of hundred yards ahead.
That night we had dinner with Joel and his wife, Laura, in their permanently placed, double-wide house trailer on one of the largest lots in Gibtown.
Merle Henderson deposited her in his house trailer by the landing strip and kept her there.
Not until they bolted out the open door of the house trailer did they hear the wail of police sirens, seemingly dozens of sirens.
Feeling as though she'd been pierced by every thorn on the bush, Micky turned away from a message that she was emotionally unable to accept, and stared at the house trailer next door.
Furthermore, Micky had seen the midnight-blue Dodge Durango parked at the house trailer next door to Gen's place, and she knew Maddoc towed it behind the Prevost.
A sign with a red arrow pointed to the Bruton Hall of Civil Rights, which was a white-painted wooden structure a little larger than a house trailer, added on to the recreation center.
The morning sun poured through the slatted window at the back of the house trailer where she shared a tiny bedroom with her little sister.
See those two tanks fastened there to the yoke of our house trailer?
I'm locked in the [bleeping] bathroom of a double-wide house trailer, it's like Fort [bleeping] Knox in here.
He had gone around to the house trailer in back, but it was locked and dark.
It took me close to half an hour to explain to the recorder how I'd reached my present predicament, starting with the arrival of Gordon Clark at my house trailer and ending with the arrival of the police at 355 Star Lane.