camouflage tree
camouflage tree noun: a fake, hollow metal tree used as a hidden observation post. Typically used in the context of allowing a soldier to hide in No Man's Land or to spy on enemy movements safely; invented by the French and used by all sides.

Noun
camouflage tree (plural camouflage trees)
- A fake, hollow metal tree used as a hidden observation post. Typically used in the context of allowing a soldier to hide in No Man's Land or to spy on enemy movements safely; invented by the French and used by all sides.
Forms of camouflage tree
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Questions about camouflage tree
- What does camouflage tree mean?
- Camouflage tree means a fake, hollow metal tree used as a hidden observation post. Typically used in the context of allowing a soldier to hide in No Man's Land or to spy on enemy movements safely; invented by the French and used by all sides.
- What part of speech is camouflage tree?
- Camouflage tree is a noun.
- What is the plural of camouflage tree?
- The plural of camouflage tree is camouflage trees.
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