Căl'a-măg'co, n.

(82), n. [L. Lat. calamancus, calamacus, calamantius, calamaucus, calamaucum, camelaucum, camelaucus, N. Gr. καμελαύκιον, a head covering made of camel's hair, whence the name; a vestment of the pope, Sp. calmanaco, a kind of woolen stuff, Fr. calmande, Ger. kalmink, D. kalmink, kalamink, kallemink.] A woolen stuff, of a fine gloss, and either ribbed or plain. “A gay calamanco waistcoat.” Tatler.