? Embroidered.

Worked by hammering, as metal. Overlaid, inlaid, embossed, damascened with gold or other precious material; embroidered. Obsolete.

wrought with embroidery.

= beaten, adj., often used as participle; as adj. chiefly in the sense: Overcome by hard work or… literally. Obsolete, archaic, or dialect.

(= browded adj. at browd, v. derivatives.) Embroidered: perhaps in later usage ‘emblazoned in colours’.

The act or art of adorning with needlework; embroidered work. Also attributive.

Embroidered. Frequently as past participle.

Needlework. (See whip, v. 18.)

Ornamented with needlework; embroidered.

Worked with a needle; embroidered. Also figurative.

Perhaps: displayed.

In senses of the verb: esp. Embroidered, worked with ornamental stitches.

Of textile fabrics, leather, etc.: Adorned or variegated with figures of needlework. Also of the needlework itself.

In some senses of the verb. Embroidered; figurative rippled, as water by the wind.