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stockinged, ppl. a.|ˈstɒkɪŋd|
[f. stocking n. or v. + -ed.]
1. Furnished with stockings or with a stocking.
1608Dekker Work for Armourers (1609) F 1 b, The kerzy stockingd Whoresons. 1693Dryden Juvenal iii. 397 Stockin'd with loads of fat Town-Dirt he goes. 1887Stevenson Manse in Scribner's Mag. I. 613/1 Nothing of this would cross the mind of the young student, as he posted up the Bridges with trim, stockinged legs.
transf.1894Sala Lond. up to Date 349 Those three slender quadrupeds, all stockinged and hooded..which are being carefully conducted to a horse-box.
2. Of the foot: Covered with a stocking only.
1862Cornhill Mag. May 570 She had taken her shoes off, and came in her stockinged feet up to my bedside. 1891Hardy Tess xxxvii, He slid back the door-bar and passed out, slightly striking his stockinged toe against the edge of the door.
3. Of a bird: Feathered on the shank.
1855Poultry Chron. III. 153 The Stomacher Pigeons..are ‘stockinged’, or feathered to the toes with small feathers. |