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trailer (trā′lər)
noun
- a person, animal, or thing that trails another
- ☆ a cart, wagon, or large van, designed to be pulled by an automobile, truck, or tractor (sense ), for hauling freight, animals, a boat, etc.
- ☆ a closed vehicle designed to be pulled by an automobile or truck and equipped as a place to live or work in, as one with beds, cooking facilities, etc.
- ☆ Film
Etymology: so called because originally attached to the end of a reel of film
an advertisement for a feature film, typically consisting of brief portions of scenes from that film- a blank length of film at the end of a reel
transitive verb
intransitive verb
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Alternate definitions:
trailer
n.
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Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Converse of object
- tow: Good enough that Jane tried towing a trailer for the first time.
Adjective modifier
- theatrical: Extras: * Three Theatrical Trailers - An amusing addition - the trailers are all worth watching.
Modifies a noun
- hitch: Benefit pension of the ohio state trailer hitch cover month had less than.
Noun used with modifier
- teaser: Now press Down and the teaser trailer will start!
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