a. [f. CAMP sb.2 + -ISH.] Savoring of the camp, in manners, etc.
1581. Mulcaster, Positions, xiv. (1887), 67. Not for the soldiars saying … bycause his authoritie is to campishe.
1868. B. Cracroft, Ess., II. 289–90. He [Bussy] … was … of military tastes, not a little campish in his licence.
