camouflage
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4.6
- noun
- /ˈkæməˌflɑːʒ/
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camuflaje
- The soldier wore camouflage to blend in with the forest during the mission.
- camouflage fatigues
- camouflage nets
Then you pan up and Blake is in this camouflage coat.
- Then you pan up and Blake is in this camouflage coat.
- Pilots would choose which colors they wanted for their camouflage so they could remain distinct from other pilots.
- He goes, I was in my best porch camouflage.
- Men in unmarked camouflage appear on the Crimean Peninsula, sent by the Kremlin.
- Number one, we have merch and we have these great like trucker hats that are camouflage that say Gatriot, we have Gatriot shirts.
- Fucking how they looked like SES, flatbed camouflage, big rifles.
Examples
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At this time as well, that ship was given the distinctive dazzle camouflage which we've talked about many times.
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Nuer scouts, daubed in yellow camouflage, appear out of the rocks.
Fiction book (2002) -
We're wearing the wrong camouflage.
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And I had on, again, my camouflage pants, Camouflage jacket, camouflage ball cap.
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They were using them for camouflage against aircraft.
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A few minutes later, this man appeared, dressed in a brand-new camouflage jumpsuit.
Fiction book (1995) -
Some enter by night; others wear camouflage and puff boots to muffle their tracks.
Fiction book (1993) -
The oddity is the army men and women assembled at the barn in camouflage fatigues.
Fiction book (1993) -
Bob was a large man outfitted in olive drab camouflage, his pants stuffed into gray rubber boots.
Fiction book (2002) -
His face was obscured by greasepaint, and he wore a borrowed, loose-fitting camouflage jumpsuit, vest, and cap.
Fiction book (1995)
Synonyms
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6.8
A fabric with a green, brown, and black pattern that helps people blend into nature
A loose suit of cloth or leaves that hides a person in nature
Body colour that helps an animal blend into where it lives to avoid being seen
Body pattern that helps an animal blend into the background to avoid being seen
Coloring on an animal that helps it hide from predators
Antonyms
How Concealing
Surface Forms
Etymology
Camouflage comes from the French camoufler 'to disguise', and in war people used special patterned cloth to mix with trees and ground. That's why camouflage fabric with green and brown splotches helps you 'blend in' with nature.