Obs. [f. prec.] trans. To construct by or as by weaving; to give a texture to (anything). Usually in pa. pple.
1694. R. Burthogge, Reason & Nat. Spirits, 104. Now it is certain … that Matter is alter’d, figured, textur’d, and infinite ways wrought upon and moulded by means of motion.
1775. Jephson, Braganza, III. i. 31. This fine frame, Nerves exquisitely textur’d.
1778. [W. Marshall], Minutes Agric., 13 Sept. an. 1774. The off-horse treads that which is textured, and destroys the effect.
1835. Carlyle, Corr. (1883), I. vii. 65. A bright faultless vision textured out of mere sunbeams.
