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rest stop
[ rest stop ]
noun
- a stop made, as during a ride or trip in an automobile, so that one may get refreshments, use a restroom, etc.
- a rest area, as a roadside parking or picnic area.
rest stop
noun
- the US name for lay-by
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Origin of rest stop1
Example Sentences
"Reacher" can be interpreted as a far-right fever dream of America—a land of gorgeous vistas and open roads, with a heartless criminal lurking at rest stops—or as a product of the same.
I wasn’t looking for good times or a rest stop, though, when I pulled into a Walmart minutes away from the border around 5 p.m. after leaving the mining town of Clifton that morning.
He had a New Jersey highway rest stop named after him after endorsing successful GOP gubernatorial candidate Christine Todd Whitman.
The event will take about two hours, walking at a leisurely pace and with time built in for rest stops.
Footage from the area showed a filling station and rest stop almost completely destroyed, with twisted metal littered over damaged vehicles.
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