rapidshelter
nounUK /ˈræpɪdˌʃɛltə/
US /ˈræpɪdˌʃɛltər/
A rapidshelter is a quick place to hide when danger comes fast.
The rabbit dove into a rapidshelter under the roots just as the hawk swooped down.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A temporary structure built to protect people from sudden storms or falling rocks.
Hikers ducked into the rapidshelter as the thunderstorm rolled in.
3. A fast-acting emergency shelter used in disaster response.
Aid workers set up a rapidshelter for families after the earthquake.
4. A small, easily assembled tent for sudden bad weather.
We packed a rapidshelter in case the sky turned dark on the trail.