campshot
US/ˈkæmpˌʃɑt/
campshot noun: a lining of planks and piles set along a riverbank in order to prevent erosion.
Noun
campshot (plural campshots)
- A lining of planks and piles set along a riverbank in order to prevent erosion.
- Synonyms:
- campsheeting, campshedding
Synonyms of campshot
Forms of campshot
| plural | campshots |
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Origin of campshot
Uncertain.
Questions about campshot
- What does campshot mean?
- Campshot means a lining of planks and piles set along a riverbank in order to prevent erosion.
- What part of speech is campshot?
- Campshot is a noun.
- How do you pronounce campshot?
- Campshot is pronounced /ˈkæmpˌʃɑt/ (US).
- What is the plural of campshot?
- The plural of campshot is campshots.
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