paramid
/pærəmaɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A figure resembling a pyramid, especially one formed by the intersection of three or more planes in a design or drawing.
“The architect designed a paramid for the city’s new landmark.”
2. noun
A type of tent, typically a geodesic dome or other structure resembling a pyramid in shape, used as a portable shelter or for camping.
“We set up our paramid in the backyard for the kids to play in.”