cloveredadj.
Sown with clover; covered with clover.
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1727 J. Thomson Summer 72 Flocks thick-nibbling thro' the clover'd Vale.
1757 J. Dyer Fleece i. 5 The clover'd lawns And sunny mounts of beauteous Normanton.
1856 A. C. Coxe Impressions Eng. 177 I made my way through a clovered field.
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