ppl. a. Also cornished. [f. prec. sb. or vb. + -ED.] Having a cornice, adorned with a cornice.
1821. Keats, Lamia, 360. In the corniced shade Of some arch’d temple door.
1870. Disraeli, Lothair, lxix. 367. The moonlight becomes the proud palaces of Rome, their corniced and balconied fronts rich with deep shadows in the blaze.
