Obs. [f. F. corné horned, with substitution of Eng. suffix -ED.]
1. Horned, peaked, pointed.
a. 1529. Skelton, Mann. World, 26. So many garded hose, Such cornede shoes.
a. 1592. Greene, Poems, Descr. Chaucer (Rtldg.), 320. His shoes were cornèd broad before.
1841. Catlin, N. Amer. Ind., I. 103. The ‘corned crest.’
2. In comb. = cornered.
1564. Rastell, Confut. Jewell’s Serm., 146 b. Fower-corned cappes.
1651. Raleigh’s Ghost, 78. In mans body more than six hundred muscles, as long muscles … plain or even corned.
