ppl. a. [f. as prec. + -ED.]

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  † 1.  Rom. Ant. Furnished with a bulla, or gold ornament worn round the neck. Obs.

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1698.  W. King, Journ. Lond., 13. I could never meet with a Statue in London, but what was Cloathed with a Toga pura and no representation of a Bullated one.

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  2.  = BULLATE.

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1707.  Sloane, Jamaica, I. 261. The stalks … had leaves set on them … rough and bullated, or like the leaves of wild sage.

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1822.  Burrowes, Cycl., s.v. Rana, The toes are bullated at the ends.

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