digicam

British  

/ ˈdɪdʒɪˌkæm /

noun

1. a digital camera

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Example Sentences

Equipped with only an iPod, wired earphones through your crew neck and the tightest jeans in your closet, you got yourself on the carrot-colored 108 bus, skated to the lo’ dropped on AIM Away and had the homies film you on a digicam hitting the dougie.

From Los Angeles Times

Moss’s wife snapped the wheelbarrow flick on a cheap digicam, and since they couldn’t stop going on about how their weekend had been the definition of fun, Moss put it in the Wikipedia article for “Recreation.”

From Slate

And you, like me, definitely got lax about backing up your digicam on the internet for future scrapbooking.

From Slate

All proceedings are webcast, but if I wanted to point my digicam at Boris Johnson or the assembly members I'd be as free to do so as BBC London's camera crews so long as I created no disturbance.

From The Guardian

Neither could my friend Bill, a reporter at the New York Daily News, who was working the crowds with digicam in hand.

From Time Magazine Archive