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Definition of camo

camo

/ˈkæm.oʊ/
cam · o

Plural:camos
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• adjective

1

Patterned or colored with a mottled design of greens, browns, or grays to blend in with natural surroundings; camouflaged.

Example

"The wildlife photographer wore a camo jacket and hat so he could observe the deer without startling them."

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• noun

1

Informal short form for camouflage, especially a mottled fabric pattern of greens, browns, and grays designed to help the wearer blend into natural surroundings.

Example

"The outdoor supply store sells tents and backpacks in both bright high-visibility colors and traditional woodland camo."


2

Garments or uniforms made from camouflage-patterned fabric, often worn for outdoor recreation or fieldwork.

Example

"Dressed in warm winter camo, the birdwatchers waited quietly in the blind at dawn."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Mid-20th-century informal clipping of 'camouflage', which entered English during World War I from French 'camoufler' (to disguise).

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Camo. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/camo
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