camisadet (kamisad)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 131
[Also camisado; They had appointed the same night. to have given a camisado upon the English. Sir J. Hayward. 2. A shirt worn by soldiers over their armor in a night attack to enable them to recognize one another. [A mistaken use of the term.] scaling ladders. Two you sand of our best men, all in camisadoes with Sir R. Williams , Actions of the Low Countries, p. 82.
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