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bookcased

bookcased adjective: furnished with one or more bookcases.

Adjective

bookcased (not comparable)

  1. Furnished with one or more bookcases.
    • Many a joke was cracked in Fritz's “study;” a tidy room, bookcased and furnished from the paternal pocket, somewhat beyond the regulation amount, always at a temperature of at least seventy degrees.1864, Florence Williamson, William Kirkus, Frederick Rivers, Independent Parson, page 60

Origin of bookcased

From bookcase + -ed.

Questions about bookcased

What does bookcased mean?
Bookcased means furnished with one or more bookcases.
What part of speech is bookcased?
Bookcased is an adjective.

Words near bookcased in the dictionary

  1. bookbus
  2. bookbuses
  3. bookcard
  4. bookcards
  5. bookcase
  6. bookcased
  7. bookcases
  8. bookception
  9. bookceptions
  10. bookchest
  11. bookchests

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