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ghili

ghili

9.9
A loose suit of cloth or leaves that hides a person in nature
  • noun
  • /ˈɡɪli/
  • Jargon
translation icon : traje ghillie
  • The sniper wore a ghili to remain hidden in the tall grass during the mission.

Examples

  • She crafted her own ghili using strips of fabric and natural leaves for better concealment.

  • Hunters often use a ghili to blend into the forest and avoid being seen by animals.

  • He wore a ghili to remain hidden from the deer.

  • The sniper's ghili helped him blend into the forest.

  • The sniper wore a ghili to remain hidden in the tall grass during the mission.

  • Hunters often use a ghili to blend into the forest and avoid being seen by animals.

  • She crafted her own ghili using strips of fabric and natural leaves for better concealment.

Synonyms

camouflage
vsghili
19 4.6

Cloth with green, brown, and black shapes used to hide people in nature

is a suit of loose strips or foliage that blends three dimensionally
camo
vsghili
  • Informal
13 6.8

A fabric with a green, brown, and black pattern that helps people blend into nature

is made from loose cloth or plant pieces to create textured concealment

How Concealing

ghili
  • Jargon
9.9
camouflage
19 4.6

Surface Forms

ghili singular
ghilis plural

Etymology

Ghili for the camouflage suit takes its name from the same Scottish word gille, because outdoors helpers used coverings to hide in the land. So a ghili suit is clothing that helps a person blend into nature and stay unseen.