Covered in or containing dung; esp. (of land, soil, etc.) enriched or treated with dung or another fertilizer; manured. Also (with negative…

Of land or soil: manured or improved with marl.

Manured. Now rare.

(see sense 1 above),

Containing or characterized by the presence of dung; spec. covered in or spattered with dung; soiled or polluted with dung or filth; dirty, filthy…

Of land or ground: dressed with manure or other fertilizer; (formerly also) †brought under cultivation, tilled (obsolete).

In senses of the verb; now only, fattened.

Marked, rubbed, mixed, etc., with chalk; see the verb.

Of animals: Nourished, fed up, fattened. Of pasture, land; Fertilized, manured. (Commonly well-battled.)

Of soil: Manured. Obsolete.

Dressed or treated with lime.

Of land: Dressed with sand.

That has been made fat.

Manured, begrimed, covered, etc., with soot.

Manured with seaweed.

Of or pertaining to litter; marked by the presence of litter; tending to produce litter; untidy.

Covered with or made of builder's plaster. Also (chiefly U.S.): (of land, crops, etc.) treated with plaster of Paris.

Treated or impregnated with nitre (saltpetre), nitric acid, or nitrate; fertilized with nitre.

Treated with nitrate as a fertilizer; provided with nitrates.

Fertilized by the application of sewage.