Definition of ground cloth in US English:
ground cloth
(also groundcloth)
nounˈɡround ˌklôTHˈɡraʊnd ˌklɔθˈɡraʊnd ˌklɔθ
A waterproof cloth spread under a sleeping bag, directly on the ground or inside a tent.
Also called groundsheet
Example sentencesExamples
- Spread your prepared soil on top of the ground cloth.
- He suggests we lash the canoes together and rig a sail out of a ground cloth and two paddles, and he and my son sit in the bow holding this contraption before the wind.
- Spread a ground cloth 300 feet from a water source where the sun can shine unobstructed for at least four hours.
- Use tarps as ground cloths and to cover up gear from dew and rain.
- When you go off to the range to practice your ground fighting skills, I suggest you use a ground cloth or old piece of carpet to position yourself.
Definition of ground cloth in US English:
ground cloth
(also groundcloth)
nounˈɡround ˌklôTHˈɡraʊnd ˌklɔθ
A waterproof cloth spread under a sleeping bag, directly on the ground or inside a tent.
Also called groundsheet
Example sentencesExamples
- Spread your prepared soil on top of the ground cloth.
- Spread a ground cloth 300 feet from a water source where the sun can shine unobstructed for at least four hours.
- When you go off to the range to practice your ground fighting skills, I suggest you use a ground cloth or old piece of carpet to position yourself.
- Use tarps as ground cloths and to cover up gear from dew and rain.
- He suggests we lash the canoes together and rig a sail out of a ground cloth and two paddles, and he and my son sit in the bow holding this contraption before the wind.