bivouacking

Meanings

• The act of camping outdoors, often in tents, and typically for recreational purposes.

  - "The scouts went bivouacking in the forest."
  - "During their backpacking trip, they decided to bivouac for the night."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with bivouacking
camping , ramping , champing

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Homophones

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1. bivouac () : A temporary camp, especially one for soldiers in the field.
   

2. bivouac () : To camp outdoors, typically in tents, and for recreational purposes.
   

3. bivouac () : To take temporary refuge or shelter, especially in a hostile or dangerous environment.
   

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Variants

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bivouac , bivouacked , bivouacking , bivouacks , bivouacs

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Forms

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{"term"=>"bivouac (verb)", "description"=>"To camp outdoors, typically in tents, and for recreational purposes.", "conjugations"=>[{"tense"=>"present", "person"=>"first", "conjugation"=>"I bivouac"}, {"tense"=>"present", "person"=>"second", "conjugation"=>"You bivouac"}, {"tense"=>"present", "person"=>"third", "conjugation"=>"He, she, or it bivouacs"}, {"tense"=>"past", "person"=>"first", "conjugation"=>"I bivouaced"}, {"tense"=>"past", "person"=>"second", "conjugation"=>"You bivouaced"}, {"tense"=>"past", "person"=>"third", "conjugation"=>"He, she, or it bivouaced"}]}, {"term"=>"bivouac (noun)", "description"=>"A temporary camp, especially one for soldiers in the field."}, {"term"=>"bivouac site", "description"=>"A location where a bivouac can be set up. Bivouac sites are often used by campers, hikers, and soldiers for temporary shelter and rest."}

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Etymology

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The term 'bivouacking' is derived from the French word 'bivouac', which means 'a temporary camp'.

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Trivia

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1. The term 'bivouac' is derived from the French word 'bivouac', which means 'a temporary camp'.

2. Bivouacking is a popular recreational activity for many people. It is often associated with backpacking, hiking, and camping trips.

3. The practice of bivouacking has been used by soldiers and military personnel for centuries. It is often used as a tactical advantage in the field, allowing soldiers to move quickly and set up temporary shelter and rest areas when needed.

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Culture

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Bivouacking has been a popular recreational activity for many years. It is often associated with backpacking, hiking, and camping trips. Bivouacking has also been depicted in literature, art, music, and other forms of expression. For example, Henry David Thoreau wrote about bivouacking in the woods in his book 'Walden'. Similarly, the band Phish has a song called 'Bivouac Jazz' that references the activity of bivouacking.

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