Wristed

a. [f. as prec. + -ED².]

  1.  Having a (specified kind of) wrist.

c. 1611.  Chapman, Iliad, XXIV. 61. White-wristed Juno … Being much incensed.

1888.  Steel & Lyttelton, Cricket, 53. Strong-wristed players play more back [etc.].

1905.  H. G. Wells, Kipps, II. vii. § 4. A thin wristed hand.

  2.  Carried on the wrist.

1899.  Daily News, 28 Oct., 7/5. A green parrot, ‘wristed,’ like a falcon, but not hooded.