camo

noun (camo, uncountable, informal); adjective (camo)

«camo» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

(informal) Short for camouflage: clothes or patterns in greens and browns that help you blend into the background. tree →
(adjective) Having that pattern: camo trousers, camo jacket. tree →

In the lessons

In fashion and everyday life, camo trousers and caps are popular. In science, «camouflage» (camo) is how animals like chameleons hide. In video games, players unlock camo skins.

Examples

He wore camo trousers to the paintball party. tree →
I got a camo backpack for school. tree →
The soldiers were in full camo. tree →
Chameleons are masters of camo. tree →
My camo skin in the game is gold. tree →

Note

Informal short form of camouflage. Say KAM-oh.

On Mova

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