Marked with streaks; striped, striate. Often in specific names of animals and plants.

Frequently Botany and Pathology. Veined, mottled, dappled, or pied. Also with with.

Of the colour of muscadine wine. Obsolete. rare.

Resembling or reminiscent of agate; marked like an agate.

Of a plant or plant part: having a red (or purple) top; esp. in red-top grass (= sense B. 1). Cf. red-topped, adj.

transferred. Consisting of or arranged in small cubes or squares; in Botany and Zoology having colours or surface-divisions in regularly arranged…

participial adj. Marked with lines, spec. in Botany (see quot. 1866).

Of flowers, grass, etc.: Particoloured, striped.

Of plants or animals: having a part or parts tipped with red.

Marked by, or consisting of, areolæ.

Of a shell, animal, or flower: having or characterized by a white lip or lips. Frequently in names of animals.

In the names of plants or shrubs.

Relating to, of the nature of, or resembling a feather or feathers; (in later use) spec. designating (part of) a feather in which the barbs form a…

striate.

Of a part or organ: Having a limb or border; bordered; Botany said esp. of a flower having an edging of a different colour from the rest.

Botany. Not variegated. (Cf. break, v. 32c.)

crimson at the heart.

Marked with irregular sinuous lines or furrows resembling rivers marked on a map.

Inscribed or decorated with, or as with, a pencil (in various senses); delicately marked, streaked, or striped with thin lines (as opposed to…

Marked by areolæ; divided into small distinct spaces by intersecting lines.

Marked, spotted.

Botany. Marked with impressions resembling those made by a seal.

Particoloured; = discolorous, adj. 2. Now rare.

Botany. Of different colours; having parts of different colours, particoloured; esp. (of a leaf) having the upper and lower surfaces of different…

Botany. (See quot. 1866.)

Botany. = fumose, adj. 3.

Natural History. Esp. in reference to a black, white, and tan dog.

Not netted (in various senses).