Obs. rare–1. Also compur-, campre-, camper-. [app. a corrupt form of a dim. of campāna, such as *campanola, -uola.] (See quot.)
1387. Trevisa, Higden, Rolls Ser. IV. 65. A compurnole [v.r. campurnole, camprenol, campernole; anon. transl. a gyrdelle of golde; L. bullam auream] of golde for his sone. Ibid. (1398), Barth. De P. R., XIX. cxliv. (1495), 946. Tintinabuluz is a belle other a Camparnole.
