[f. FELL sb.1 + -ED2.] Having a fell. Only in comb., as full-felled, white-felled adjs.
1618. Chapman, Hesiod, I. 363.
| Th’industrious Bee her Hony sweet exhales: | |
| And ful-feld Sheep, are shorne with Festiuales |
1867. Morris, Jason, XVI. 383.
| That they may live with us the sweet half year, | |
| To lands where dwells the sluggish white-felled bear. |
