hammock litter
hammock litter noun: a form of litter consisting of a wide cloth suspended at each end from a pole carried by porters and used as a mode of transport.

Noun
hammock litter (plural hammock litters)
- A form of litter consisting of a wide cloth suspended at each end from a pole carried by porters and used as a mode of transport.
- There is a kind of native hammock litter used in the Himalaya range of mountains known by the name of "dandie."1869, Thomas Longmore, A Treatise on the Transport of Sick and Wounded Troops, page 105
- A Sailor's Hammock Litter1889 November, James E. Pilcher, “A New Field of Honor”, in Scribner's Magazine, volume VI, number 5, page 612
- Synonyms:
- andor
Synonyms of hammock litter
Forms of hammock litter
| plural | hammock litters |
|---|---|
| alternative form | hammock-litter |
Questions about hammock litter
- What does hammock litter mean?
- Hammock litter means a form of litter consisting of a wide cloth suspended at each end from a pole carried by porters and used as a mode of transport.
- What part of speech is hammock litter?
- Hammock litter is a noun.
- What is the plural of hammock litter?
- The plural of hammock litter is hammock litters.
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