tarp n.
a tarpaulin.
![]() | Out West Apr. 319: The men had unrolled their ‘tarps’ and spread their beds for the night on the ground in front of the little shack [DA]. | |
![]() | Arizona Nights 18: Except for the very edges, which did not much matter, our blankets and ‘so-guns,’ protected by the canvas ‘tarp,’ were reasonably dry. | |
![]() | Friar Tuck 233: The Friar’s tarp was next to mine. | |
![]() | Cowboy 197: Any custodian of a ‘tarpoleon’ or ‘tarp,’ [...] was very popular after nightfall. | |
![]() | Raiders of the Rimrock 106: The yard [...] was spotted with tarp-covered goods. | |
![]() | Thieves’ Market 115: He reached under the tarp and got an apple. | |
![]() | All These Condemned (2001) 13: I saw her foot [...] projecting from under the edge of a greasy tarp. | |
![]() | Bunch of Ratbags 28: There are hundreds of tarps rolled up lying all over the joint in the truckies. | |
![]() | The Same Old Grind 214: Grady dragged a painter’s tarp from the utility closet. | |
![]() | Living Black 24: The tarps were an interim thing before they got houses. | |
![]() | Christine 10: All summer long they’d show you pictures of cars under hoods and cars under tarps. | |
![]() | Paydirt [ebook] ‘The tarp [...] I misjudged the size’. | |
![]() | Stormy Weather 27: Augustine drove out to fasten tarps [...] on the cages and pens. | |
![]() | Pound for Pound 66: Some of the equipment was covered with frayed tarps. | |
![]() | Crime Factory: Hard Labour [ebook] Wank mags, a blue tarp and two shovels. | ‘In Savage Freedom’ in|
![]() | Word Is Bone [ebook] The chicken shacks hidden beneath blue tarps in the barrio. | |
![]() | Consolation 69: ‘Just help me put a tarp over her’. | |
![]() | Boy from County Hell 236: She pulled a tarp and revealed a bulbous, rocket-nosed fastback. | |
![]() | May God Forgive 20: ‘We need to get the body to the morgue [...] And for fuck sake can we get a tarp over it?’. |