trailered
/ˈtreɪlərd/
verb
- Past tense of 'trailer': transported or carried something using a trailer (a vehicle designed to be pulled behind another vehicle).
- They trailered the boat to the lake for the weekend trip.
- We trailered our camping gear behind the SUV across the state.
- The farmer trailered the hay bales from the field to the barn.
- Past tense of 'trailer': moved a mobile home or similar structure to a new location.
- The family trailered their mobile home to a new park closer to the city.
- The company trailered the portable office to the construction site.
- He trailered the tiny house to a plot of land he had just bought.
adjective
- Equipped with or having a trailer attached.
- A trailered camper sat in the driveway, packed for the summer trip.
- The trailered equipment made it easy to move the heavy machinery.
- The trailered truck was ready to haul the race car to the track.