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Meanings of camo in English

Catalan
camuflatge
Spanish
camuflage

Fabric dyed with splotches of green and brown and black and tan; intended to make the wearer of a garment made of this fabric hard to distinguish from the background.

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camuflatge
Spanish
camo montreal

Swim club based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada's Complexe sportif Claude-Robillard.

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camo montreal
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Usage of camo in English
1
The camo print goes blue and the button-down gains instant cool points.
Ebony
2
And they wear a very distinct camo look to fit the environment.
Wired
3
Behind her, Martin leaned against the wall in camo pants and boots.
The Darkest Minds
4
Maybe the smell of newly purchased camo was keeping the hogs away.
Reuters
5
The thing about camo, Hanna realized, was that it was really ugly.
Stunning
6
Madeline arrives wearing three-inch mules, camo pants, and a white tank top.
Love, life and linguine
7
Get this one, not the similar camo version with a slightly smaller wingspan.
Wired
8
Coils of barbed wire and camo-clad RNA troops guarded the airport.
Climbing Magazine
9
I have the proper equipment. He tapped the pocket where the camo was.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
10
No bones, not even a camo panel from a suit of SPI armor.
Ghosts of Onyx
11
She was plain and plainly dressed in old jeans and a camo coat.
Dead as a doornail
12
He pulled the hood of his snow-camo weatherproof over his head.
Aspho Fields
13
Skip the predictable camo pants and step into these sneakers instead.
Ebony
14
They didn't bother with camo schemes anymore; in any case, what was the point?
World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
15
The camo trim is also perfect for those weary of wearing a large print.
Ebony
16
Don't try to do camo on the bottom as well, it will be overkill.
Ebony
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Catalan
camuflatge
Camo through the time
Camo across language varieties
United States of America
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