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campnoun a place where a group of people live for a short time in tents or cabinsthe war forced people to flee their homes and to live in crowded camps along the border bivouac, campground, campsite, encampment, hutment canvas(also canvass), tentagecolony, plantation, settlementHooverville, jungle, shantytownconcentration camp, prison campbarracks, cantonment, installation, laager(South African), leaguer, post a small, simply constructed, and often temporary dwellinga hunter's camp deep in the woods cabin, hooch(or hootch, slang), hovel, hut, hutch, hutment, shack, shanty lean-to, shedcot, cottage, lodgecabanabungalow, chalethogan, wickiup, wigwamtent an often small house for recreational or seasonal useyears ago the wealthy industrialists built some rather grand camps along the lake campverbto provide with living quarters or sheltersome out-of-town delegates to the convention were camped in university dorms accommodate, bestow, billet, bivouac, board, bunk, chamber, domicile, encamp, harbor, house, lodge, put up, quarter, roof, room, shelter, take in ensconce, home, roost, secure, shed, stable, tentbarrackbed (down) eject, evict in 1528 |