The Collaborative International Dictionary
Reformade \Ref`or*made"\ (r?f`?r*m?d"), n. A reformado. [Obs.]
Wiktionary
n. (context obsolete English) A reformado.
Usage examples of "reformade".
There were also some from the court that rode reformades for the love that they had to the King Shaddai, and for the happy deliverance of the town of Mansoul.
And those that rode reformades, they went about to encourage the captains.
Those also that rode reformades, and that came down to see the battle, they shouted with that greatness of voice, and sung with such melodious notes, that they caused them that dwell in the highest orbs to open their windows, put out their heads, and look to see the cause of that glory.
He told them, moreover, that it was certainly true that several of the black den would, with Diabolus, ride reformades to reduce the town of Mansoul to the obedience of Diabolus, their prince.
The reformades also, such as were like themselves, were made some of them captains of hundreds, and some of them captains of more.