prefabhome

noun
UK /ˈpriːfæb həʊm/
US /ˈpriːfæb hoʊm/

A house that is built in a factory and then put together where people live.

They bought a prefabhome because it was ready in just a few weeks.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A quick-to-build house used after a disaster.

The charity sent prefabhomes to families after the storm.

3. A small, simple house that can be moved to a new place.

Their prefabhome sat on wheels until they found land.

4. A modern, eco-friendly house made in sections.

The prefabhome used solar panels and recycled wood.