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cama (noun) : A cama is a cross between a llama and a camel.

Submitted by: CAMAMAN from South Dakota on Feb. 11, 2007 20:48

camacazzi (noun) : A suicide pact of a camarilla, perhaps when a plan goes terribly wrong.

The presiden't advisor's took their lives in a camacazzi after the United States accidentally detonated a nuclear weapon over India.

Submitted by: Frank S. Johns from Virginia on May. 03, 2007 10:02

camelonasophobia (noun) : Lit., "fear of the camel's nose"; irrational fear of something bad that might happen later on if some small concession is made in the present (derived from Bedouin folklore; cf. "slippery slope")

Some people think gay marriage would lead to social accepetance of bestiality - but that's just camelonasophobia.

Submitted by: Skip Mendler from Pennsylvania on May. 21, 2007 13:29

Camford (adjective) : Of, relating to, or characteristic of Cambridge and Oxford Universities. Synonym of "Oxbridge".

London University was the first university to be founded after Camford in England. —Hung W. Wong,

Submitted by: Hung W. Wong from Hong Kong on Oct. 27, 2005 11:06

camgirl (noun) : a young woman who uses online video usu. to perform as a sexual exhibitionist for pay

Submitted by: Graham from Kentucky on Aug. 19, 2009 09:07

cammygenic (adjective) : a person who looks good in a video cam

Submitted by: Anonymous on May. 06, 2008 01:12

campain (noun) : pain experienced by one watching a presidential campaign on television

Submitted by: Jamie Moore from Massachusetts on Jun. 06, 2008 12:40

campering (noun) : the act of camping in a camper or RV

We went campering this weekend.

Submitted by: Annie from Tennessee on Apr. 15, 2009 09:47

camplex (noun) : a tract of land on which multiple schools are located, e.g., in reference to the current trend in some communities to build adjacent elementary, middle, and high schools on the same large tract of land (from a combination of "campus" and "complex")

The community built new elementary, middle, and high schools on a large combined camplex.

Submitted by: H Knipp from Maryland on Mar. 20, 2009 19:07

campside (adjective) : in or at a campsite

campside accommodations, campside chatter

Submitted by: Anonymous on Sep. 16, 2005 16:00

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