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Outspan

Part of speech: verb

Sense: to unload or remove the cargo from a vehicle, especially a wagon or a truck

Usage:

• The workers began to outspan the boxes from the delivery truck.
• We will need to outspan the goods before they can be sorted and stored.
• The explorers had to outspan their supplies after a long day of trekking through the wilderness.

Part of speech: noun

Sense: a place where vehicles, especially wagons or trucks, can be unloaded

Usage:

• They found a suitable outspan to unload the materials for the construction site.
• The team stopped at an outspan to take a break and stretch their legs.
• There was no available outspan nearby, so they had to continue driving until they found one.

Part of speech: noun

Sense: a resting place for travelers, often equipped with facilities such as food, water, and accommodations

Usage:

• The weary tourists finally reached an outspan where they could rest and replenish their supplies.
• Travelers passing through the area can find comfort in one of the many outspans scattered along the highway.
• During their journey, they planned their stops around reputable outspans that provided quality services.

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