Camouflage Edit Meaning

1.

Often a type of color-scheme designed to make the wearer blend in with the scenery, to almost appear invisible to others.

Camouflage was actually developed by the French in 1915. They had a unit called the "Camouflage Division". Now the whole world uses camouflage for their BDU's.

Camouflage is a popular color when referring to military-related clothes. Camoflauge even comes in a wide variety of colors, all designed to meld with scenery; different camo-patterns are designed for different backgrounds and scenes.

"This is the proper way to spell it, not 'camoflauge'. Don't worry; I JUST found this out too. -^_^- "

-me

See Dave

2.

Camouflage cam-ou-flage |ˈkaməˌflä zh; -ˌfläj|

noun

Often, of a chocolate chip like pattern, it is designed to provide cover in a desert environment. It should work best against a sandy or rocky background.

But when they looked upon the desert environment, no soldiers could be found -- only the appearance of a giant cookie. It was camouflage that had hidden them.

See camouflage, snake, stealth, chocolate chip, chocolate, cookies, cookie

3.

A gay man/women that is married with wife and children.

A person that is married to or dating the opposite sex to mask the fact that they're gay.

Stephen's camouflage allowed him to go unnoticed at the country club.

See tom cruise, in the closet, faker