rare. [Archaistic refashioning of AMEL sb., after Spenser’s pa. pple. aumayld: see AMELED.] Enamel.
[1596. Spenser, F. Q., II. iii. 27. In gilden buskins … entayld With curious antickes, and full fayre aumayld.]
1824. Wiffen, Tasso, XX. xlii. Smote him where with gold and rich aumaile [It. smalto] Gay on the helm flamed his barbaric crown.
