a temporary shelter made of canvas, nylon, or other materials supported by a frame, used for camping or nomadic living

A wide, sleeveless outer garment worn over the shoulders to protect against wind and cold; cape; mantle

open-top car; vehicle with a top that can be opened or folded back

large covered truck or wagon; a bus or trolley with minimal seating and mostly standing room

An animal-drawn wagon with a canvas or cloth cover, used for transport or as seen in historical contexts

heavy waterproof canvas used for making tents or covering things

A traditional small wooden boat found in the Jiangnan region of China, characterized by a semi-circular bamboo roof covered in black oil paint.

A covering installed on a vehicle to provide shelter from sun, wind, or rain, typically made of canvas or other fabric stretched over a metal or wooden frame; a vehicle top or hood.

A sunshade or canopy made of materials like reed mats or canvas used to block out sunlight.

the matting or roofing on a small boat used to block out sun and rain

awning; shed; tent; covering

a large tent or pavilion; a marquee

canopy; awning

a covering, tent, or sail made of cloth

To hoist the sails; to open the sails to the wind

to wind up an activity or come to an end

a car with a roof that can be folded back or removed

(Hong Kong) canopy; awning

heavy waterproof fabric used to cover items such as goods on a vehicle; tarpaulin fabric

the window of a boat

a boat with a bamboo or cloth canopy, often used as a dwelling or for transport; a sailing boat

the top cover or roof of a tent, vehicle, or similar structure; canopy; ceiling

covered horse-drawn carriage; calash

the canopy or hood of a vehicle, traditionally used on horse-drawn or hand-pulled carts to provide shelter from sun and rain; usually made of canvas, metal, or leather

awning; canopy; sunshade

A cape or poncho designed to protect the wearer from poisonous gas or chemical agents