camion
[ kam-ee-uh n; French ka-myawn ]
/ ˈkæm i ən; French kaˈmyɔ̃ /
noun, plural cam·i·ons [kam-ee-uh nz; French ka-myawn] /ˈkæm i ənz; French kaˈmyɔ̃/.
a strongly built cart or wagon for transporting heavy loads; dray.
a truck, as for military supplies.
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Origin of camion
1880–85; < French < ?
Words nearby camion
cameroun, cami, camiknickers, camilla, camino real, camion, camisado, camisard, camise, camisole, camlet
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camion
/ (ˈkæmɪən, French kamjɔ̃) /
noun
a lorry, or, esp formerly, a large dray
Word Origin for camion
C19: from French, of obscure origin
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