camp chair

American  

noun

1. a light folding chair, usually with a canvas seat and back.

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Etymology

Origin of camp chair

First recorded in 1880–85

Example Sentences

Waiting with the sea of tripods outside the building most mornings of the trial was a queue of camp chairs.

From BBC

On Sundays, they set up camp chairs in what they say is a bid to reclaim park space.

From Seattle Times

At the very front of the line, Sharon Anderson waited under a blanket on a camp chair.

From Salon

“The people that were killed here were left here,” said Spilsbury, sitting at dusk in a camp chair nestled among the trees.

From Seattle Times

Clark, who also led atheist camping trips to Death Valley and Anza Borrego, tipped back in a camp chair one morning as he laid out plans for the next few days.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• folding chair