With modifying word or as the second element in compounds: created, made, or formed in the specified way or to the specified standard.

That has been made through the application of labour or skill; man-made, constructed. Now rare.

Made up by combination of ingredients; compounded; mixed.

Resulting from, or produced by, combination. combined body (Chemistry): one formed by the chemical combination of simple substances.

Clapped together, put together.

Chiefly Scottish in early use. That has undergone a process of manufacture. Formerly also (occasionally): †prepared for use (cf. senses of make, v.1…

Made to a pattern; fashioned, wrought. Obsolete.

Built up, constructed, instituted, arranged.

past participle. Constructed.

Fashioned, formed, shaped. Usually preceded by adverb of manner, as evil featured, fair featured, fine featured, ill featured, well featured, for…

Made up by combination of parts; framed, composed of.

Wrought into fashion or shape; formed with art or skill. Rarely of persons. Used esp. of stockings that are shaped to fit the contours of the…

past participle. Blown together; brought together from various sources, composed of various elements.

Compounded of a number of ingredients, made into a confection, etc.; constructed, made up.

That has been made, shaped, arranged, created, or contrived. Now archaic and rare.

Of a thing (concrete or abstract): Having a structure (of a specified kind); constructed, framed, built, made. (In parasynthetic combinations, or…

= constituted, adj.

Firmly and closely joined or pressed together; knit together, compactly made up or composed; condensed, consolidated, compact.

Made of.

as participial adj. Concreted, ‘compact’. Obsolete.

With reference to a (patchwork) quilt: pieced or joined together; composed of miscellaneous pieces (cf. patchwork, adj. 2); resembling patchwork…

Curdled, congealed, clotted, etc. (See the verb.)

= conflate, adj.

Of a composed or made-up sort.

Of a thing. Put together; composed of parts from various sources.

Having the character of being joined or put together.

Formed by construction; usually with qualification, as well-constructed.

That has been put together (see to put together 2c at put, v. phrasal verbs 1); assembled, combined; (occasionally) makeshift, improvised.

Compaginated, composed.