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hammock
ham·mock 1 H0038000 (hăm′ək)n. A hanging, easily swung length of canvas or heavy netting suspended between two trees or other supports and used as a seat or bed. [Spanish hamaca, from Taíno.]
ham·mock 2 H0038000 (hăm′ək)n. A tract of forested land that rises above an adjacent marsh in the southern United States. [Variant of hummock.]hammock (ˈhæmək) n (Furniture) a length of canvas, net, etc, suspended at the ends and used as a bed[C16: from Spanish hamaca, of Taino origin] ˈhammock-ˌlike adj
hammock (ˈhæmək) n (Physical Geography) a variant of hummock3ham•mock1 (ˈhæm ək) n. a bed or couch of canvas, netted cord, or the like that hangs between two supports, to which it is attached by cords or springs. [1545–55; < Sp hamaca < Taino of Hispaniola] ham•mock2 (ˈhæm ək) n. hummock (def. 1). ThesaurusNoun | 1. | hammock - a small natural hill hillock, hummock, knoll, moundanthill, formicary - a mound of earth made by ants as they dig their nesthill - a local and well-defined elevation of the land; "they loved to roam the hills of West Virginia"kopje, koppie - a small hill rising up from the African veldmolehill - a mound of earth made by moles while burrowing | | 2. | hammock - a hanging bed of canvas or rope netting (usually suspended between two trees); swings easilysackbed - a piece of furniture that provides a place to sleep; "he sat on the edge of the bed"; "the room had only a bed and chair" | Translationshammock (ˈhӕmək) noun a long piece of netting, canvas etc hung up by the corners and used as a bed, eg in a ship. 吊床 吊床hammock
a banana hammockslang A very skimpy male bikini. I can't believe Albert insists on wearing a banana hammock to the beach—how embarrassing!See also: banana, hammockbanana hammock n. a bikini for a male. (see also grape smugglers.) He was wearing a little yellow banana hammock that drew a lot of stares. See also: banana, hammockhammock
hammock, suspended bed, usually of netting, canvas, or leather. The hammock and its name were introduced to Europeans by Christopher Columbus, who learned of them from Native Americans. While the plaited hammock seems to be native to the Western Hemisphere, blankets have served the same purpose among primitive tribes in other parts of the world. The hammock was formerly used to conserve space on naval vessels. It has served as a means of conveyance in tropical areas.Hammock a suspended bed woven in the form of a net, invented by Indians, inhabitants of the tropical forests of South America (the Arawaks and others) and used everywhere in that zone. Because of its comfort, it is in use all over the world. It is made from fibers of agave, palms, cotton, or other plants, as well as from synthetic fiber. hammock[′ham·ək] (ecology) hummock hammock
Synonyms for hammocknoun a small natural hillSynonymsRelated Words- anthill
- formicary
- hill
- kopje
- koppie
- molehill
noun a hanging bed of canvas or rope netting (usually suspended between two trees)SynonymsRelated Words |