quickshelter
nounUK /ˈkwɪkˌʃɛltə/
US /ˈkwɪkˌʃɛltər/
A quickshelter is a small, easy-to-build cover that keeps you safe from weather or danger.
When the rain started, the hikers set up a quickshelter under the trees.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A fast-deploying structure used in disaster relief.
Aid workers handed out quickshelters to families after the earthquake.
3. A brief hiding place used by animals or people on the move.
The rabbit darted into a quickshelter of bushes.
4. A digital or virtual safe space set up quickly online.
The moderators created a quickshelter chat for users during the outage.