Camelback

Pronunciation: /ˈkæməlˌbæk/

Definitions of camelback

noun a type of backpack with a hump-like shape resembling a camel's back

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a camelback in the desert.

A2 The camelback was carrying supplies across the sand.

B1 The camelback's hump stores fat for energy during long journeys.

B2 Tourists rode on camelbacks to explore the ancient ruins.

C1 The camelback's saddle was adorned with colorful patterns.

C2 The camelback's handler guided it through the rocky terrain with ease.

Examples of camelback in a Sentence

formal The hiker carried a camelback filled with water for the long trek.

informal I always bring my camelback when I go hiking to stay hydrated.

slang I need to grab my camelback before we head out on the trail.

figurative His camelback of knowledge was always full, ready to share with anyone who asked.

Grammatical Forms of camelback

• past tense: camelbacked
• plural: camelbacks
• comparative: more camelback
• superlative: most camelback
• present tense: camelbacks
• future tense: will camelback
• perfect tense: have camelbacked
• continuous tense: is camelbacking
• singular: camelback
• positive degree: camelback
• infinitive: to camelback
• gerund: camelbacking
• participle: camelbacked

Origin and Evolution of camelback

First Known Use: 1865 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'camelback' originates from the resemblance of the shape of a camel's hump to the shape of certain objects, such as a type of saddle or a specific geological formation.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a type of saddle designed to resemble a camel's hump, the term 'camelback' has evolved to also refer to a specific type of architectural roof design and a style of bicycle frame.