tarpaulin
21tarpaulin — tar|pau|lin [ tar pɔlın ] noun count a TARP …
22tarpaulin — …
23tarpaulin — tar·pau·lin || tÉ‘r pÉ”Ëlɪn /tÉ‘Ë n. canvas waterproofed with tar or paint …
24tarpaulin — [tα: pɔ:lɪn] noun 1》 heavy duty waterproof cloth, originally of tarred canvas. ↘a sheet or covering of this. 2》 historical a sailor s tarred or oilskin hat. Origin C17: prob. from tar1 + pall1 + ing1 …
25tarpaulin — noun (C, U) a heavy cloth prepared so that water will not pass through it, used to keep rain off things …
26tarpaulin — tar·pau·lin …
27tarpaulin — [tɑːˈpɔːlɪn] noun [C] a large piece of thick plastic that you use for protecting something from the rain …
28tarpaulin — tar•pau•lin [[t]tɑrˈpɔ lɪn, ˈtɑr pə lɪn[/t]] n. 1) bui a sheet of waterproofed canvas or other material used as a protective covering for objects exposed to the weather 2) a sailor • Etymology: 1595–1605; earlier tarpauling …
29tarpaulin — /taˈpɔlən / (say tah pawluhn) noun 1. a protective covering of canvas or other material waterproofed with tar, paint, or wax. 2. a hat, especially a sailor s made of or covered with such material. 3. Rare a sailor. {earlier tarpauling, from tar1… …
30tarpaulin — Kapolena …