Definition: Someone who or something that trails.

Alright class, settle down now, let’s take a look! You’ve stumbled upon a word, “trailors,” and the dictionary gives you a clue – "someone who or something that trails." That's a good start, but it needs a little tweaking, you see? Let’s break it down with some clarity. “Trailors” isn’t actually a real word! It’s a misspelling of “trailors,” which is almost correct. The word we're really looking for is "trailer." Think about a trailer – like the one attached to a caravan, or a movie trailer you see before the film begins. A "trailer" follows behind something else, it’s right there by its side! It can describe: A vehicle that pulls behind a car - a camper trailer, a horse trailer A short video clip showing parts of a film – a movie trailer So, “trailors” is a mistake, but "trailer" is the word you need to learn. Does that make sense? Any questions about trailers or how they follow behind something else?