Camus

Definition: Camus

Camus

Noun

1. French writer who portrayed the human condition as isolated in an absurd world (1913-1960).

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "Camus" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1596. (references)

Synonym: Camus

Crosswords: Camus

French (snub, snub nosed), Latin (bit, collar for the neck, curb for horses, muzzle, necklace).

Camping with Camus (2000)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

References

• Sam Whan Camus Co., Ltd.: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

  (more reference examples)

Books

• LA Mort Heureuse (Cahiers Albert Camus (reference)

• Looking for Heroes in Postwar France: Albert Camus, Max Jacob, Simone Weil (reference)

  (more book examples)

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CulturalPetroglyphsArcheology near Camus and Pole CreeksLSRDLower Snake River District.Credit: Barry Rose.

Bataffche Vrouwin, kust, in deze beeldtenis,... / Le Camus, ad viv. delin. P. de Mare, sculp.Credit: National Library of Medicine.

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Expression using "Camus": Albert Camus. Additional references.

Danish

Camus'sonde (Camus probe, Camus sound). (various references)

Dutch

duodenumsonde van Camus (Camus probe, Camus sound). (various references)

French

sonde duodénale de Camus (Camus probe, Camus sound). (various references)

German

Camus Sonde (Camus probe, Camus sound). (various references)

Greek 

δωδεκαδακτυλικός καθετήρ του CAMUS (Camus probe, Camus sound). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

カポシ肉腫 (cam, camellia, camembert, cameo, camera, camera angle, camera position, camera rehearsal, camera reportage, camera work, camera-eye, cameraman, camomile, camouflage, chameleon, collar, collarless, color, color arrangement, color box, color combination, color conditioning, color coordinator, color display, color dynamics, color ink, color marking pen, color mechanical tint, color planning, color rinse, color screentone, color spraypaint, colored, colored steel sheet, colorless, colour, comeback, cummerbund, French cognac, kapok, Kaposi sarcoma, kayak, younger members of the group). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

カミュ (French cognac). (various references)

Pig Latin

amuscay.(various references)

Spanish

sonda de Camus (Camus probe, Camus sound). (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: musca, sumac.

-1 letter: amus, cams, macs, scam, scum.

-2 letters: amu, cam, cum, mac, mas, mus, sac, sau, sum.

-3 letters: am, as, ma, mu, um, us.

+1 letter: amicus, amucks, campus, mucosa, muscae, muscat, sacrum, sumach, sumacs, umiacs.

+2 letters: acumens, almuces, caesium, calamus, cumshaw, maculas, macules, mucosae, mucosal, mucosas, mudcaps, mudcats, muscats, musical, sacrums, sambuca, sanctum, scumbag, sumachs, talcums, umiacks, vacuums.

+3 letters: accustom, arcanums, ascidium, autecism, baculums, buckrams, cadmiums, caesiums, calciums, calumets, cambiums, campused, campuses, capsicum, chiasmus, clamours, coassume, craniums, cumarins, cumquats, cumshaws, curcumas, custumal, leucomas, macaques, macumbas, masscult, matchups, mudpacks, muntjacs, muscadel, muscadet, muscatel, muscular, musicale, musicals, musician, mustache, panicums, quackism, racemous, sambucas, sanctums, scandium, scumbags, tsunamic, unclamps, vasculum.

+4 letters: accustoms, aciculums, aconitums, actiniums, ambuscade, autecisms, autoecism, blackgums, caciquism, caladiums, calumnies, campusing, capsicums, cardamums, castoreum, charmeuse, clamorous, claustrum, coagulums, coassumed, coassumes, cosmonaut, coumarins, coumarous, creamcups, cumulates, customary, custumals, dichasium, dumbcanes, dumpcarts, factotums, franciums, glaucomas, guaiacums, guaiocums, humpbacks, leucemias, macrurans, maculates, majuscule, malicious, manicures, masculine, masscults, maulstick, megabucks, micaceous, molluscan, moustache, muchachos, mucilages, muckrakes, muscadels, muscadets, muscadine, muscarine, muscatels, musicales, musically, musicians, mustached, mustaches, mustachio, noncampus, outcharms, pomaceous, quackisms, sacrarium, scandiums, scrummage, simulacra, simulacre, simulcast, subatomic, subclimax, submucosa, supremacy, unmusical, vasculums, viaticums, vulcanism.

+5 letters: accustomed, ambulances, ambuscaded, ambuscader, ambuscades, americiums, ascogonium, autoecisms, automatics, caciquisms, calamitous, calumnious, calvariums, campanulas, castoreums, catamounts, charmeuses, chauvinism, coassuming, communards, commutates, consumable, consummate, cosmonauts, creampuffs, culminates, dicumarols, docudramas, eczematous, emasculate, factualism, guacamoles, humanistic, humectants, luminances, lunchmeats, majuscular, majuscules, manicurist, manuscript, masculines, maulsticks, meerschaum, mendacious, mercurates, mercurials, metacarpus, micturates, miraculous, miseducate, monoculars, moustaches, moustachio, muckamucks, muckrakers, municipals, muscadines, muscarines, muscarinic, muscularly, musicalise, musicality, musicalize, musicianly, mustachios, naumachias, naumachies, nonmusical, numeracies, numismatic, outmarches, outmatches, practicums, quitclaims, rheumatics, scaramouch, scrubwoman, scrummaged, scrummages, secularism, simulacres, simulacrum, simulcasts, subcompact, submucosae, submucosal, submucosas, supermacho, tenaculums, thumbtacks, touchmarks, ultimacies, umbilicals, unscramble, vulcanisms.

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