ppl. a. [f. TABERNACLE sb. + -ED2, perh. after a med.L. *tabernāculātus.] Made with tabernacle-work, having a carved canopy.
c. 1468. in Archæol. (1846), XXXI. 333. Over the court gate … was a riche healme, richelye tabernacled of golde, subtilie gravin things in pinacles.
1905. Athenæum, 23 Dec., 874/3. A good fifteenth-century tabernacled font cover, 5 ft. high.
