† mutiˈnado Obs.
[Pseudo-Sp. formation on mutine v.: see -ado. Cf. Sp. amotinado mutineer.]
A mutineer.
| 1604 E. Grimstone Hist. Siege Ostend 218 The mutinadoes..had the point. 1611 Speed Hist. Gt. Brit. ix. xx. §27. 735/2 This vnfortunate Prince, hauing..incurred extreme hatred with many of the Nobility and people laboured with King Henry..to make an accord betweene him and his Mutinadoes. |