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camail
[ kuh-meyl ]
camail
/ ˈkæmeɪl /
noun
- armour a neck and shoulders covering of mail worn with and laced to the basinet
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Other Words From
- ca·mailed adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Example Sentences
In these brasses we find that the camail has become the Standard of Mail, or collarette, worn under the gorget of plate.
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The jupon was a garment which covered the body from the camail to just above the knees.
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A high collar of steel was next added as a substitute for the camail.
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This is called the camail period because by this time the custom of wearing the camail had become universal.
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The sculptured effigy of the Black Prince on his tomb at Canterbury is a typical representation of a knight of the camail period.
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