Brocaded

a. Also 7 brocado’d, 8 brokaded. [f. prec. + -ED².]

  1.  Worked or woven in the style of brocade; ornamented with brocade.

1656.  Blount, Glossogr., s.v., We call that Brocado’d Silk or Satten, which is wrought or mixed with Gold or Silver, and sometimes that is called Brocado’d Silk, which is wrought with several colours of silk.

1714.  Gay, Araminta. Brocaded Flow’rs o’er the gay Mantoe shine.

1843.  Lever, J. Hinton, iii. (1878), 10. Rich curtains of heavy brocaded silk.

  2.  Dressed in brocade.

1767.  St. James’s Chron., Oct. An oyster-wench in puris naturalibus is a more desirable object than a brocaded monster.