[f. KILT sb. + -ED2.] Wearing a kilt.
1809. Byron, Eng. Bards & Sc. Review., 526. The kilted goddess kissed Her son, and vanish’d in a Scottish mist.
1848. Clough, Bothie, IX. 149. This is the letter of Hobbes, the kilted and corpulent hero.
1900. Scott. Antiq., XV. 31. The earliest kilted force … in the king’s pay was the Black Watch.
