camouflagic

English

Etymology

From camouflage +‎ -ic.

Adjective

camouflagic (comparative more camouflagic, superlative most camouflagic)

  1. Providing or relating to camouflage.
    • 1973, Richard Perry, The Polar Worlds, page 278:
      By and large there is clearly little evidence that whiteness has any significant camouflagic value for either prey or predators […]
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