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groundsheet

[ground-sheet] / ˈgraʊndˌʃit /
NOUN
drop cloth
Synonyms


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A special waterproofing spray process meant that from the 1930s OS maps could be used as a groundsheet and a cape in the case of a sudden shower.

From BBC

Today there was nothing but a square of soggy cardboard, apparently used as someone’s groundsheet, and the jacket of the golfing guide “Putting: The Game Within the Game.”

From The New Yorker

We carried backpacks, sleeping bags, jackets, hats, a plastic groundsheet, a tarp in case of rain, a water filter and a tiny roll of duct tape for when things break.

From New York Times

A quinzee is a kind of igloo, built by piling snow on to rucksacks covered by a groundsheet.

From The Guardian

Because the nights were cold, and because the monsoons were wet, each carried a green plastic poncho that could be used as a raincoat or groundsheet or makeshift tent.

From Literature