camouflage
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
Britannica Dictionary definition of CAMOUFLAGE
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[noncount]
a
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a way of hiding something (such as military equipment) by painting it or covering it with leaves or branches to make it harder to see
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The army tanks were painted green and brown for camouflage.
b
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the green and brown clothing that soldiers and hunters wear to make them harder to see
— often used before another noun
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troops in full camouflage
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a camouflage jacket
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camouflage pants
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camouflage gear
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something (such as color or shape) that protects an animal from attack by making the animal difficult to see in the area around it
[singular]
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The rabbit's white fur acts as a camouflage in the snow.
[noncount]
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Rabbits use their white fur as camouflage in the snow.
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behavior that is meant to hide something or convince another of something that is not true
[singular]
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Her so-called charity work was a camouflage for her own self-interest.
[noncount]
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His tough attitude served as camouflage.
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camouflage
/ˈkæməˌflɑːʒ/
verb
camouflages;
camouflaged;
camouflaging
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camouflage
/ˈkæməˌflɑːʒ/
verb
camouflages;
camouflaged;
camouflaging
Britannica Dictionary definition of CAMOUFLAGE
[+ object]
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to hide (something) by covering it up or making it harder to see
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The swimming pool was camouflaged [=hidden] by a hedge.
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The makeup camouflages blemishes.
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camouflaged soldiers/animals
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She camouflaged [=hid] her feelings well.
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It was impossible to camouflage the facts.
