suncover
nounUK /ˈsʌnˌkʌvə/
US /ˈsʌnˌkʌvər/
Something you use to block the sun and make shade.
We sat under the suncover at the beach to stay cool.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A protective cover placed over something to keep sunlight off it.
He put a suncover over the car so the seats would not get hot.
3. A light fabric or screen worn or carried to protect the skin from the sun.
She packed a suncover for her arms during the hike.
4. A plant that grows over the ground and shields the soil from strong sun.
The low suncover kept the garden soil from drying out.