camo
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- noun
- /ˈkæmoʊ/
- Informal
:
camuflaje
- The jacket's camo pattern helped him blend into the foliage during the hike.
- wear camo
- camo pants
- camo shirts
Or yeah, you wear camo your whole life.
- Or yeah, you wear camo your whole life.
- Let's let's go straight to you, the man in the camo.
- So this one is in the shade Cadets and this is like grungy camo, like khaki.
- So it came with this tracksuit which was all like camo grey, which is really comfortable and cute.
Examples
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Now, go put your camo on.
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To my right, there's a young guy in a camo jacket the colors of the desert.
Blog text (32) -
It's the US Army snow camo beautiful.
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And the thing about camo is it's meant to be not seen, right?
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Plus, the camo just brings out my eyes.
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That is very effective camo...
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I pull off my camo jacket.
Fiction book (2002) -
Make sure to wear your orange over the camo so other hunters see you.
Blog text (11) -
The fellow with the camo jacket did two tours in Afghanistan.
Blog text (32) -
But the figure swung round, and she saw it was a soldier, a woman in a helmet and camo gear.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
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4.6
Cloth with green, brown, and black shapes used to hide people in nature
Antonyms
How Concealing
- Jargon
- Informal
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Camo is short for camouflage, from the French word camoufler meaning 'to disguise' or 'to hide'. So camo refers to cloth or clothes with a pattern that helps you 'blend in' with trees or ground and be less easy to see.