En-māil', n.
n. [It. camaglio.] 1. A capuchin or short cloak, sometimes made of fur.
Sense 2. (Ancient Armor.) A guard for the throat made of chain-mail coming down from the helmet.
n. [It. camaglio.] 1. A capuchin or short cloak, sometimes made of fur.
Sense 2. (Ancient Armor.) A guard for the throat made of chain-mail coming down from the helmet.