Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Camuse

👉 Camus, a French writer and philosopher, is known for his famous works "The Plague," "On Writing" and "La Notte." He was born on October 21, 1910, in Paris. Camus was one of the most influential figures in modern French literature and philosophy. His works explore themes such as freedom, death, war, and existentialism.

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👉 Camused is a term used in English language and refers to something that has been cut or torn apart. It can also refer to an object that has been cut open, as if it had been broken or ripped apart. For example, if someone cuts their finger off, they might say "I cut my finger off."

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👉 Camuses are a type of game where players must capture as many "camuses" (small, round objects) as possible in a limited time. The goal is to prevent other players from capturing any of these objects or destroying them. Camuses can be made out of various materials such as wood, paper, and fabric.

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