a. [ad. F. quadrillé: see prec.] Marked with squares; having a pattern composed of small squares.
1835. Court Mag., VI. p. xvii/2. The prettiest of these is the quadrilled gros de Naples, with a white ground, and a flower in each square.
1899. B’ham Weekly Post, 2 Sept., 20/3. The second [tie] is of red silk quadrilled with black.
