verb

camo

KA-moh

Camo (verb) means to camouflage something, or to dress in camouflage clothing. Example: “The hunters camoed up before heading into the woods.”

verb

To camouflage something, or to dress in camouflage clothing.

"The hunters camoed up before heading into the woods."

How to use camo

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishAn informal short form of "camouflage," used as both noun and verb in everyday speech.

Word forms

camoed past tense, camos singular

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Etymology

A shortening of camouflage.

Rhymes for camo

Amo mamo alamo dynamo Guantanamo

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Frequently asked questions

What does “camo” mean?

The word “camo” means to camouflage something, or to dress in camouflage clothing. In plain terms, an informal short form of "camouflage," used as both noun and verb in everyday speech.

How do you pronounce “camo”?

“Camo” is pronounced KA-moh (/ˈkæ.moʊ/ in IPA).

How do you use “camo” in a sentence?

Here is “camo” used in a sentence: “The hunters camoed up before heading into the woods.”

What part of speech is “camo”?

“Camo” is a verb.