teepee
/tiːpi/; /tiːˈpiː/; /tiːˈpi/Definitions
1. noun
A traditional dwelling of Native Americans, typically made of poles and animal hides, covered with a conical roof.
“The family of travelers pitched their teepee near the river.”
2. noun
A structure resembling a teepee, especially a tent or a temporary shelter.
“The festival organizers set up a large teepee as a stage.”
3. verb
To construct or reside in a teepee.
“They spent their summer teepee-ing in the mountains.”