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U-Haul

/ˈjuːˌhɔːl/

U-Haul noun: a rental vehicle, especially a moving truck.

Noun

U-Haul (plural U-Hauls)

  1. A rental vehicle, especially a moving truck.

Forms of U-Haul

pluralU-Hauls

Origin of U-Haul

From the company U-Haul, a stylization of "you haul".

Words formed from U-Haul

Phrases with U-Haul

Questions about U-Haul

What does U-Haul mean?
U-Haul means a rental vehicle, especially a moving truck.
What part of speech is U-Haul?
U-Haul is a noun.
How do you pronounce U-Haul?
U-Haul is pronounced /ˈjuːˌhɔːl/.
What is the plural of U-Haul?
The plural of U-Haul is U-Hauls.

Words near U-Haul in the dictionary

  1. U-bombs
  2. U-drum
  3. U-Dub
  4. U-ey
  5. U-eys
  6. U-Haul
  7. U-Haul lesbian
  8. U-Haul lesbians
  9. U-Haul syndrome
  10. U-Hauls
  11. u-ie

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