camo
noun, adjective Informal.
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Contemporary Examples of camo
Square-jawed and muscular—in snapshots he looks like Channing Tatum in camo—Gibbs seemed to fit the mold of the ideal soldier.
The menswear crowd—who are obsessed with all things heritage, camo, and the F word—fell fast in love with Terrapin.
Bringing home the bacon for the camo crowd is an expensive and profitable means of spending federal dollars.
Out came a beautiful lady, dressed in camo and donning a cuerno (AK-47).
“I voted for him,” said one immense man in a camo hat and overalls, trailing off into an unintelligible mumble.
Historical Examples of camo
I had never seen one, but Camo had described it to us as we were on our way to the river.
The WanderersW.H.G. Kingston
Camo and the two other natives agreed to accompany our uncle and Arthur.
The WanderersW.H.G. Kingston
We were convinced, by the cautious way in which he approached, that it was not Camo.
The WanderersW.H.G. Kingston
Camo had just before come in, and, strange to say, had not seen anything of José.
The WanderersW.H.G. Kingston
“Here you will be perfectly safe, for there is no other path besides the one by which we have come,” said Camo.
The WanderersW.H.G. Kingston