campaign (kampan)

i. [ The officers who campaigned in the late rebellion. Sir R. Musgrave , Irish Rebellion, p. 6 IMG:content-2987.png:[graphic] The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary campaigne n. campaigne (kam-pan'), [Prop. * campane, Both horse and rider were old campaigners , and stood without moving a muscle. Smollett , Humphrey Clinker. The plain before the town was full of tents, and, long before the town or the tents were within sight, the sight of actual campaigners gave a keen feeling of what was going on. E. A. Freeman , Venice, p. 265. campana (kam-pā'nä), n. [= F. campane = Pr. Sp. It. campana , campana , a bell.] 1. Eccles ., a church-bell.-2. A bell-like dish or cover used in making sulphuric acid.-3. In bot ., the pasque-flower, Anemone Pulsatilla . Campana here he crops. Drayton , Polyolbion, xiii. 227. camp anal (kam-pā'nal), a . [ campana for Campanula + -al .] Related to the Campanu laceæ : applied by Lindley to one of the largest of his alliances of plants, of which the bellworts may be regarded as the type. campane (kam-pān'), n. [F. campane, a bell, tuft, fringe, etc.: see campana.] In her., a bell. campaned (kam-pand'), a. [