| 释义 |
antlered, ppl. a.|ˈæntləd|
[f. prec. + -ed2.]
1. Furnished with or bearing antlers:
a. naturally.
a1818Vernon Ovid's Met. viii. (T.) Sometimes a crested mare, or antler'd deer. 1870Bryant Homer xi. I. 355 Like a troop Of ravening jackals round an antlered stag.
b. Adorned with stags' horns.
1828Scott in Lockhart Life (1839) IX. 227 We were surveying the antlered old hall.
2. transf. Branched as with antlers.
1870Disraeli Lothair xiii. 55 Sometimes a gorsy dell and sometimes a great spread of antlered fern. |