Cru-sā'do, n.
n. [Pg. cruzado, from cruz, Lat. crux, a cross.] [Written also crusade and cruzado.]
Sense 1. A crusade. [Obs.] Swinburne.
Sense 2. A Portuguese coin, so called from having a cross stamped on one side.
Believe me, I had rather lost my purse Full of crusadoes. Shak.