ppl. a. [f. BREAD v. + -ED.] Treated or dressed with bread, bread-crumbs, etc.
1616. Markham, Countrey Farm, V. xxi. 581. Such … may drinke of breaded water, that is to say, water wherein rie bread hath beene well beaten and laboured.
1727. Bradley, Fam. Dict., I. s.v. Galantine, A Pig may also be garnished with its Skin well breaded.
1879. E. S. Bridges, Round the World in 6 Months, 27. Veal cutlets plain and breaded.
