Crossword clues for tarp
tarp
- Rainout need
- Rain-resistant rollout
- Rain blocker
- Rain block
- Painter's canvas
- One may be rolled up
- Motorcycle protector
- Infield defense?
- Field guard
- Boat cover
- 2008 bailout acronym
- You might see one on a woodpile
- Woodpile protector
- Woodpile cover
- Woodpile accessory
- Weather protection
- Waterproofed cover
- Water-resistant sheet
- Tennis court protection during a rain delay
- Tennis court covering during a rain delay
- Temporary rain cover
- Swimming pool cover
- Sloop accessory
- Shielding sheet
- Shield for a field
- Shea accessory, for short
- Renovator's protective cover
- Rainy-day rollout
- Rainout cover-up
- Rain-resistant covering
- Rain-delay rollout
- Rain repeller
- Provider of Wimbledon coverage
- Protective covering for a ball field
- Protection for a diamond
- Pool coverer
- Polyethylene sheet
- Playing field cover
- Piece of canvas cover, for short
- Piece of canvas
- Picnic protector, maybe
- Patio furniture protector
- Painter's accessory
- One may be rolled out in the park
- One may be rolled out in a stadium
- One may be on a woodpile
- One covering the bases
- Large, water-resistant sheet
- Item under a tent, on a wet campground
- It's rolled out for a rain delay
- It's rolled out during rain delays
- It's pulled out by a groundcrew
- It may go under or over a tent
- It may be rolled out
- It keeps the infield dry
- It covers the field
- It covers a baseball diamond during a rain delay
- It can cover the bases
- Infield shield
- Infield protection
- Infield covering for rainy days
- Infield covering during a rain delay
- Home plate cover
- Grounds crew's cover
- Ground crew's covering
- Ground crew rollout
- Ground cover during a rain delay
- Firewood protector
- Firewood covering
- Field covering, for short
- Field covering
- Field canvas
- Diamond spread
- Covering that's used during a rain delay
- Covering that's used during a baseball rain delay
- Cover, for short
- Cover for an infield
- Cover for a wet infield: Colloq
- Cover during a delay
- Certain large sheet
- Cargo cover, slangily
- Canvas over the infield
- Canvas over an infield
- Canvas cover, so to speak
- Canvas cover for a diamond
- Camper's ground cover
- Camper's floor, maybe
- Big name in bailouts
- Baseball rain delay cover
- Baseball field cover
- Baseball delay sight
- Ballpark protector
- Ballpark covering
- Ball-field protector on rainy days
- Ball field cover
- Bailout letters
- Bailout acronym
- Backpacker's floor, perhaps
- Backpacker's floor
- An automatic one injured Vince Coleman in 1985, forcing him to sit out the World Series
- All-weather covering
- 2008 bailout letters
- Diamond protector, briefly
- Canvas cover, for short
- Game saver, at times
- Weather protector
- Rain check?
- Diamond covering?
- Court protection
- Football field protector
- Camper's purchase
- Protective covering, for short
- Cover for a diamond
- Field cover, for short
- It may cover a diamond
- Waterproof covering
- Ballfield cover
- Infield covering, for short
- It may cover all the bases
- Ball field covering
- Ballpark rollout
- Pool pull-over
- Shield from the elements
- Field protector
- Stadium rollout
- Bank bailout acronym
- Tent floor, maybe
- Cover-up during a shower
- Ground covering placed by the grounds crew
- Outdoor cover
- Rain cover
- Base protector
- Rain delay roll-out
- Camping supply
- Campsite sight
- Response to the '08 financial crisis
- Fossil-rich location
- Rain delay sight
- Covering pulled out during a rain delay
- Pool protector
- Rainproof cover
- Roofer's cover
- Cover during a rain delay
- Something saved for a rainy day
- Waterproofed canvas
- Field cover during a rain delay
- Boat cover, for short
- Hatch cover
- Wrigley Fld. covering
- Shea cover
- Turf protector
- Waterproof sheet
- Diamond protector, for short
- Swimming-pool cover
- One covering the infield
- Shea shield
- Canvas cover, familiarly
- Boat covering, for short
- Canvas covering at Shea Stad.
- Boatman's buy
- Diamond cover, for short
- Candlestick Pk. protection
- Item for a rainy day at Shea
- Boat canvas, for short
- Camping item
- Diamond rain gear, for short
- Water barrier
- Waterproof cover
- Camping gear
- Wet blanket?
- Rain-delay covering for a baseball diamond
- Rain delay rollout
- Infield protector
- Camping need
- Camper's cover
- Waterproof canvas covering
- Field shield
- Tent material
- Rainout coverup
- It covers all the bases (when it rains)
- Rain protection
- It's saved for a rainy day
- Diamond protection
- Canvas covering at Shea Stad
- Woodpile covering
- Something for a rainy day
- Rain delay covering
- It may cover a wet diamond
- It can cover a lot of ground
- Ground crew's rollout
- Diamond topper
- Covering, for short
- Circus covering
- Canvas sheet
- Water-resistant cover
- Rain protector
- It may be rolled out in the rain
- Furniture cover
- Campsite cover
- Baseball diamond cover
- Ball field protector
- Stadium grounds crew's burden
- Slow roller on a baseball diamond?
- Rainout spread
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1906, American English, informal shortening of tarpaulin.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. Short form of tarpaulin. vb. To cover something with a tarpaulin. Etymology 2
n. (context humorous chiefly Internet slang English) (deliberate misspelling of trap English)
WordNet
n. waterproofed canvas [syn: tarpaulin]
Wikipedia
Tarp may refer to:
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Tarpaulin, a large sheet of strong, flexible, water resistant or waterproof material
- Tarp tent
- Tarp, Germany, a municipality in Schleswig-Holstein in Germany
- Tarp, Iran, a village in East Azerbaijan Province, Iran
- Finn Tarp, a Danish economist
TARP or T.A.R.P. may refer to:
- Troubled Asset Relief Program, the largest part of the U.S. government's $700 billion financial bailout plan of 2008
- Terminal Identifier - Address Resolution Protocol, protocol defined in Telcordia
- Tunnel and Reservoir Plan, the official name of Chicago's Deep Tunnel
- Transmembrane AMPAR regulatory protein
- Translocated actin-recruiting phosphoprotein
- Tactical Airborne Reconnaissance Pod System - US Navy camera pod carried by the F-14 Tomcat
TCR gamma alternate reading frame protein, also known as TARP, is a human gene.
Usage examples of "tarp".
The tarp suddenly flapped louder, billowing, cutting right to find the path of least resistance.
Wave has the tarps, the plane cover, fuel, and a lighter, he might have been able to treat his second-stage hypothermia and prevent his body temperature from further declining.
The tarps, the cash, the liquid propane gas, the double tanks full of diesel fuel.
While Ray rolled up and restowed the tarp, several of the male dogs took this opportunity to find a convenient bush and relieve themselves.
She had a sniping rifle on a tripod under their tented tarp, hidden in the shade of a stinkwood tree.
From his side he uncorded a wound scrap of miser-plant leaf and laid it down on a trading tarp Han had spread out at the base of the ramp.
Now the concealing tarps were removed and the Archerfish began to move under her own power.
More bees prowled around the little pile ,of rubbish the kids had thrown on the grass near the tarp.
After a piece of plastic tarp had been laid next to the body, Corso stood up and motioned for the nearest officer to help him.
Ralph Cottle wrapped in the tarp and stowed behind the sofa, his spirit of fun had been engaged.
The warming rain collected in his tarp, but it denied him dry under as well, and Coop existed on his own fat and fiddlehead ferns for a week.
Which that broke my heart, Gadzooks being what we sometimes said at nice privacy moments in our Privacy Tarp when overwhelmed by our good luck in terms of our respective bodies looking so hot and appropriate, Gadzooks being from LI 38492 for Zookers Gum, where the guy blows a bubble so Zookified that it ingests a whole city and the city goes floating up to Mars.
The resident Livers sat naked under the clear tarp from which they constructed their feeding grounds.
After ushering Ryan and Nara to the front of the box, the others completely covered the van with a clear plastic tarp and secured it on the floor with sandbags.
Then you place a fist-sized rock in the middle of the tarp so it sags to a point about two inches above the opening of the bucket.