beaveredadj.
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a. Of a helmet: Furnished with a beaver.
b. Covered with or wearing a beaver (hat).
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flat-headed1667
straw-hattedc1730
beavered1742
cocked-hatted1821
slouch-hatted1826
high-hatted1858
plug-hatted1869
sun-helmeted1886
pot-hatted1888
sou'-westered1891
cowboy-hatted1896
sombreroed1899
top hat1902
picture-hatted1906
bowler-hatted1909
sailor-hatted1909
tile-hatted1924
Stetsoned1935
trilbied1966
trilby-hatted1975
1610 J. Guillim Display of Heraldrie iv. xv. 231 The Helmets..sometimes close Beuered.
1742 A. Pope New Dunciad 137 His beaver'd brow a birchen garland bears.
1797 J. Wolcot Out at Last in Wks. (1812) III. 499 To grace the beaver'd brows of Christian Kings.
c. [ < beaver n.3 + -ed suffix2.] Bearded.
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beardedOE
beardy1605
thrum-chinned1608
barbal1650
barbed1693
barbose1716
pogonic1858
beavered1928
1928 Sunday Express 6 May 2/3 My beavered friend became more lugubrious than ever.
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