Trailer

Meaning

Noun

●

Someone who

that

(follows behind); something that is trailing.

●

Part of an

which

some

beyond the main body of the

.

●

An

(not a

or

) that is

behind another, and used to

, etc, that cannot be

in the

.

●

In American English:

A

behind another, and used as a

when

; a

; a camper.

●

In American English & Housing:

A

home that could be

to a new

but is

in an area

for such homes.

●

In American English, Media & Housing:

A

of a

,

or TV show.

●

A

of

at the

a

, for

of the

in a projector.

●

In Computing & Housing:

The

of

of

, often

by a key

with an otherwise

value that

last

(e.g; “ZZZZZ”) or

(“99999”); especially common in the

of

, where the

is called a

.

●

In Networking & Housing:

The last part of a

, often

sequence.

Verb

●

To

on a

or to

by

.

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Origin

trailer

English

-er

English

-er

Middle English (1100-1500)

-eren

Middle English (1100-1500)

-or

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

-ra

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

trail

English

trahere

Latin

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