camel

/ˈkæməl/

Definitions

1. noun

A large, even-toed ungulate mammal with a flat, long head and a hump on its back, native to the desert regions of Asia and Africa.

“The camel trekked across the desert, carrying a heavy load of supplies.”

2. verb

To ride or travel on a camel, especially in a desert region.

“We camelled across the dunes, enjoying the breathtaking view.”

3. verb

To carry or transport something, especially in a slow and laborious manner.

“The camel was camelling the heavy boxes across the desert.”

Synonyms

  • Bactrian
  • dromedary

Antonyms

  • antelope
  • gazelle