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| Hoo·ver·ville [ hvər vìl ] (plural Hoo·ver·villes) |
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camp for destitute people: a camp erected on the outskirts of a city during the Great Depression of the 1930s to house the poor and homeless
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| [After Herbert Hoover, president at the time] |
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