Answer: TARP
TARP is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 181 times.
- Canvas
- Canvas cover
- Cover for a diamond
- Camper's purchase
- Field cover
- Rain check?
- It may cover a diamond
- Waterproof cover
- Diamond cover
- It may cover all the bases
- Ballfield cover
- Infield cover
- Diamond covering
- Pool pull-over
- Shield from the elements
- Ball field covering
- Protective covering
- Ballpark rollout
- Field protector
- One covering the infield
- Stadium rollout
- Diamond protector
- Rain delay roll-out
- Tent floor, maybe
- Ground cover
- Outdoor cover
- Rain cover
- Bank bailout acronym
- Ground crew's rollout
- Cover-up during a shower
- Base protector
- Waterproof canvas
- Baseball diamond cover
- Baseball diamond's protection from the rain
- Moisture barrier of a sort
- Wrigley Field covering
- Diamond protection
- Protective cover
- Canvas covering
- Boat canvas
- Field shield
- Water-resistant sheet
- Ball field cover
- Shielding sheet
- Grounds crew's cover
- Infield covering
- Infield protector
- Ball field protector
- It covers all the bases
- It's rolled out during rain delays
- Backpacker's floor
- Rain delay sight
- Dropcloth
- Certain large sheet
- An automatic one injured Vince Coleman in 1985, forcing him to sit out the World Series
- Rain delay covering
- It may be rolled out in the rain
- Furniture cover
- It's saved for a rainy day
- Painter's canvas
- Rain protector
- Sight during 37 Down
- Rain-delay cover
- Waterproof covering
- Sloop accessory
- Water barrier
- Canvas cover for a diamond
- Backpacker's floor, perhaps
- It may cover a wet diamond
- Rain delay rollout
- Waterproofed canvas
- It's not needed in a 55-Down
- Diamond protector, briefly
- Diamond topper
- Infield defense
- Stadium grounds crew's burden
- Painter's accessory
- It can cover a lot of ground
- Camping supply
- Something saved for a rainy day
- Something for a rainy day
- It may be rolled out
- Camper's floor, maybe
- You might see one on a woodpile
- Campsite sight
- Rainout cover
- Cover for an infield
- Ground crew rollout
- 2008 bailout acronym
- Response to the '08 financial crisis
- Diamond cover, at times
- Rainout spread
- 2009 bailout acronym
- Bailout acronym
- Rainout need
- Rainout cover-up
- Rain-delay need
- Ground crew's covering
- Woodpile protector
- Field cover during a rain delay
- It's pulled out by a groundcrew
- Infield protection
- Infield protectior, for short
- Woodpile cover
- Slow roller on a baseball diamond?
- Pool protector
- Canvas cover, so to speak
- Rain block
- Covering pulled out during a rain delay
- Rain repeller
- Infield cover, for short
- Woodpile accessory
- Patio furniture protector
- One may be on a woodpile
- It can cover the bases
- One may be rolled up
- Campsite cover
- Water resistant cover
- Drop cloth, for short
- Roofer's cover
- Diamond rain gear, for short
- Rainout coverup
- Rainproof cover
- Field guard
- Pool coverer
- Baseball field cover
- Field cover, for short
- Field covering
- Cover during a rain delay
- Cargo cover, slangily
- Weather protection
- Wrigley covering, for short
- Canvas cover, for short
- Boat cover
- It keeps the infield dry
- Woodpile covering
- Canvas over the infield
- Waterproof sheet
- Weather protector
- Rain-delay rollout
- Court protection
- Rain delay cover
- Rain-resistant rollout
- Game saver, at times
- Firewood protector
- Tent material
- Temporary rain cover
- Firewood covering
- Grounds crew's rollout
- Home plate cover
- One may be rolled out in a stadium
- Provider of Wimbledon coverage
- Motorcycle protector
- Baseball rain delay cover
- Camper's cover
- One may be rolled out in the park
- Canvas over an infield
- Infield shield
- Renovator's protective cover
- Ballpark protector
- Rain protection
- Cover during a delay
- It may go under or over a tent
- Rain blocker
- Water-resistant cover
- One covering the bases
- Save it for a rainy day
- Bit of weatherproofing
- Cover up in a shower
- Save it for a rainy day!
- Covering seen at a ballpark
- Rain-resistant sheet
- It can cover all the bases
- Slow roller from first to third?
- Weatherproof canvas
- Large spread
- Grounds crew's roll
- Sheet under a tent
- Covering used at a rainy campout
- Diamond overlay?
- Camper's protection