ppl. a. [f. prec.]
1. Covered with, or wrapped in or as in, a blanket.
1864. Sala, in Daily Tel., 5 May, 5/4. ‘A horde of blanketed banditti and hooded harlots.’
1878. Tennyson, Q. Mary, III. ii. Who dream’d us blanketed In ever-closing fog.
2. Applied in U.S. to cattle having a broad belt of white round the middle, also called belted and sheeted cattle.
3. Tossed in a blanket.
