[f. WILLOW sb. + -ED2.] Bordered or grown with willows.
1745. Warton, Ode to Morning, 14. The willow’d marge of murmuring brook.
1747. Collins, Ode to Liberty, 56. Willow’d Meads.
1805. Scott, Last Minstrel, IV. i. No longer steel-clad warriors ride Along thy wild and willow’d shore.
1891. E. R. Pennell, Stream Pleas., 44. All the elm-lined roads and willowed backwaters lead to pretty villages.
