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crash pad

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crash pad
n.
1. Padding inside vehicles, such as automobiles or tanks, for protecting occupants in the event of an accident or sudden stop.
2. Slang A place affording free and usually temporary lodging: "the head shops and crash pads of the psychedelic past" (Wall Street Journal).
crash pad
n
Slang a place to sleep or live temporarily
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It's been a great move Son Sam, 19, uses the flat as a crash pad - and a rehearsal room.
Flat's life for Lesley; Moving from country house to city pad has ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
I wish I had a crash pad in London it would be very useful for work.
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Last week, we sold one as a crash pad to a buyer from north Liverpool, and another to a Merseysider who lives in London but wanted somewhere to stay when he visits.
It's the ONE they all want; Buyers keen on Grosvenor property ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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