ppl. a. [f. COPPICE + -ED.]
1. Treated as coppice; cut down periodically.
1577. B. Googe, Heresbach’s Husb., II. (1586), 105 b. Coppissed Woodes are commonly severed into so many parcels, as may serve for yeerely felling, some still growing while others are a felling.
2. Furnished with a coppice or coppices, copsed.
1832. J. Bree, St. Herbert’s Isle, 96. In amber robes the coppiced dells were dressed.
