ppl. a. [f. CASE v. + -ED.] Enclosed in or furnished with a case, put into a case, etc. (see the verb).

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1595.  Shaks., John, III. i. 259. Thou maist hold … A casëd Lion by the mortall paw.

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1634.  Brereton, Trav. (1844), 11. Adorned over mantle-tree with birds cased.

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1694.  Acc. Sev. Late Voy., I. (1711), 38. The Armadillo is cased over the Body with a shell.

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1849.  Pellatt, Curios. Glass Making, 115. Cased coloured glass for windows.

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1876.  Gwilt, Archit., Gloss., Cased Sash Frames, those which have their interior vertical sides hollow, to admit the weights.

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