Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
camise
Noun
/kəˈmiːz/
Definition
A type of loose-fitting garment, typically resembling a shirt or tunic.
Examples
- The medieval knight wore a camise beneath his armor for comfort.
- She chose a delicate camise to wear for the summer festival.
- In some cultures, the camise is an essential part of traditional attire.
Meaning
Originating from the Old French and Latin terms, a ‘camise’ usually refers to an article of clothing worn next to the skin, often used in historical contexts.
Synonyms
- Shirt
- Tunic
- Blouse
- Top
