camp chair
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of camp chair
First recorded in 1880–85
Example Sentences
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Bush, a progressive Democrat who won her Missouri seat last year, managed about an hour of sleep sitting upright on a camp chair.
From Reuters
Yet Fox would remain in his spot, even if she sat barely six feet away in a camp chair, a book in her lap.
From Washington Post
It’s almost summer — time to get out of the houses we’ve been wrestling with for the past year and into our tents and camp chairs, with a cold beverage or fishing pole in hand.
From Seattle Times
People settled on camp chairs and picnic blankets for the service at a park in downtown Rock Hill, dressed in a gamut of bright shades, from vivid green and orange to robin blue.
From Seattle Times
The food can be NFL-appropriate and people can dress in layers and logos and bring their own camp chairs.
From Washington Post
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