a. [f. WICKER sb. or v. + -ED.]

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  1.  Encased in wicker; inclosed or surrounded by wickerwork.

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1725.  De Foe, Voy. round World, 6. French Wine in Wicker’d Bottles.

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1755.  Connoisseur, No. 73, ¶ 4. A painted board … stuck up at the end of his wicker’d turf.

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1860.  All Year Round, No. 53. 60. Near which you always find some sherbet-seller, resting his wickered bottles.

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  2.  Made of wicker: = WICKER sb. 4 a.

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1751.  Deering, Nottingham, 73. An old wickered Chair.

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1838.  Civil Engin. & Arch. Jrnl., I. 275/2. The hurdles, or wickered foundation.

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1919.  Chamb. Jrnl., 25 Oct., 743/1. Wickered furniture predominated.

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