Having a hue, coloured. †In early use in a wider sense: Figured, formed, fashioned in outward appearance, including but not confined to colour…

Having an appearance (of such a kind), appearing, looking; = beseen besee, v.; esp. in well-beseemed. (Cf. also well-behaved, adj. 1, well-spoken…

As the second element of compounds formed with an adjective or (now rarely) noun: having an appearance or looks of a specified kind.

Good-looking, handsome, fair; attractive, shapely. Also: robust, healthy. Obsolete (chiefly regional in later use).

Seen, viewed; having an appearance, looking. well-beseen: good looking, well favoured. Obsolete.

Having a specified appearance, disposition, or temperament. With qualifying word prefixed, as evil-farrand, fair-farrand, fighting-farrand, foul-f…

Esp. of a person: of plain appearance; unattractive. Now North American.

Having a bad or unpleasing appearance, aspect, or features; ill-looking, uncomely. (Chiefly of persons.)

Used adverbially with other adjectives to form hyphenated compounds with the sense of ‘having a (specified) appearance’.

Having an appearance or aspect of a specified kind. Chiefly as the second element in compounds. See also ill-looked, adj., well-looked, adj.

Of evil or repulsive appearance, ugly; the opposite of good-looking. (Chiefly of persons.)

transferred. Having a (specified) colour or aspect.

Having an evil aspect or evil looks; ill-looking, ugly. (Chiefly of persons.)

Resembling a lion or that of a lion; lion-like.

Undistinguished, ordinary, or unattractive in appearance.

Natural in appearance, esp. despite being artificially created or enhanced.

With reference to a person: of apelike form or character; resembling (that of) an ape.

that looks like a thug.

Designating anything characterized by a new look.