dugout
//ˈdʌɡ.aʊt//
Noun
dugoutSingular
dugoutsPlural
1
A canoe made by hollowing out a large log.
The indigenous people traveled down the river in a dugout.
2
A roofed shelter at the side of a baseball field where players and coaches sit during a game.
The coach called the player back to the dugout.
3
A rough shelter dug in the ground or in a hillside, used especially by soldiers.
The soldiers took shelter in a dugout during the enemy attack.