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tarp

[tahrp] / tɑrp /


NOUN
drop cloth
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Mr. Wink conjures a land of “trees like skyscrapers, like celestial tent pegs pounded into the earth to hold the black tarp of the sky in place.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Eventually, he surrendered to the wind, and the tarp became a half-torn sail — his flag.

From Salon

South Gate wants to play its semifinal playoff game on Saturday so badly at home that it’s broken out a tarp so the City Section officials can’t deem it unplayable after expected rain Thursday night.

From Los Angeles Times

Brian’s home sits on a dirt lot, where several chickens peck at the weeds next to a table under a large tarp that blocks the sun during hot summer months.

From Los Angeles Times

“The entire park was full of tents and tarps and people constantly going in and out of there.”

From Los Angeles Times