ppl. a. Obs. or nonce-wd. [f. EAGLE sb. + -ED2.] a. Furnished with the image of an eagle; having an eagle or eagles. b. Resembling an eagle in form or action; eagle-like.
1618. Bolton, Florus (1636), 296. Hee carried upon his own shoulders the Eagled Ensigne into the Camp, which the Eagle-bearer delivered to him, dying slaine.
1660. Waterhouse, Arms & Arm., 115. Souldiers have the start of Scholars in their Eagled strength.
1828. H. Brandreth, in Gentl. Mag., Feb., 165/2.
| Well—band and banner, let them come; | |
| Who fears their eagled cry? | |
| Yon torrent-tide shall be their tomb | |
| Who war ’gainst Liberty. |
