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jewelried

jewelried adjective: adorned with jewelry. Also the simple past and past participle of jewelry.

Adjective

jewelried (comparative more jewelried, superlative most jewelried)

  1. Adorned with jewelry.
    • Up ahead three young bare-footed girls in goatskin attire and jewelried necks were moving their small flock with gnarled droving stocks quickly down the mountain.1982, Michael Tobias, Déva, a Novel, page 88
    • It draws ponytailed, bare-chested, heavily jewelried young men in a time warp from the Sixties.1987, Diane Ackerman, On Extended Wings: An Adventure in Flight, page 107

Also used as

jewelried is also the simple past and past participle of jewelry.

Forms of jewelried

comparativemore jewelried
superlativemost jewelried

Origin of jewelried

From jewelry + -ed.

Questions about jewelried

What does jewelried mean?
Jewelried means adorned with jewelry.
What part of speech is jewelried?
Jewelried is an adjective.

Words near jewelried in the dictionary

  1. jewelless
  2. jewellike
  3. jewelling
  4. Jewells
  5. jewelly
  6. jewelried
  7. jewelries
  8. jewelry
  9. jewelry box
  10. jewelry boxes
  11. jewelrying

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