In "Made in America," Bill Bryson explores the intricacies of American culture, language, and history. He delves into the origins of various words and phrases, revealing how they reflect societal changes and cultural nuances. One interesting aspect he examines is the term "camouflage," which has a surprising connection to the French word "camouflet," meaning "to blow smoke up someone's nose." This linguistic journey illustrates how language evolves and often carries rich...