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What (who) is camas - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Camass; Camas (disambiguation)
camas
[k?'mas]
(also camass or quamash)
¦ noun a North American plant of the lily family, cultivated for its starlike blue or purple flowers. [Genera Camassia and Zigadenus: several species.]
Origin
C19: from Chinook Jargon kamass.
Camas (magazine)
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES LITERARY JOURNAL PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
Camas: The Nature of the West is a non-profit literary journal run by graduate students of the Environmental Studies Program at the University of Montana. Established in 1992, Camas publishes non-fiction, fiction, poetry and photography on nature, place, and culture of the American West.
Camass
·add. ·noun A small prairie in a forest; a small grassy plain among hills.
II. Camass ·noun A blue-flowered liliaceous plant (Camassia esculenta) of northwestern America, the bulbs of which are collected for food by the Indians.
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Camas
Camas may refer to:
- Camas Bookstore and Infoshop in British Columbia, Canada.
- Camas, Seville, Spain
- Camas, Idaho, United States
- Camas, Montana, United States
- Camas, Washington, United States
- Camas County, Idaho, United States
- Camas prairie, several areas in the western United States
- Camas Tuath, a bay on the Isle of Mull, UK
- Camas (magazine), a literary periodical
- Camassia, a plant genus
Examples of use of camas
1. "I hope I never see fire again," said Sandra Nelson, while eating breakfast at Grangeville‘s Camas Cafe with her husband, Jeff.
2. Dirk Kempthorne declared a disaster emergency for Idaho County, where that fire and three others were burning. I hope I never see fire again,‘‘ said Sandra Nelson, while eating breakfast at Grangeville‘s Camas Cafe with her husband, Jeff.
3. Annoying Man 66 in Camas, Washington This article has me nostalgic to the extent that I‘m going to move home with my parents and watch "Never Ending Story" on a loop with my brother, the boss of the Midnight Riders.