brocadedadj.
/brəʊˈkeɪdɪd/ 1. Worked or woven in the style of brocade; ornamented with brocade.
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brocaded1656
brocade1711
honeycomb1818
piqué1858
brochéa1877
matelassé1881
waffle1930
1656 T. Blount Glossographia (at cited word) We call that Brocado'd Silk or Satten, which is wrought or mixed with Gold or Silver, and sometimes that is called Brocado'd Silk, which is wrought with several colours of silk.
1714 J. Gay Araminta in R. Steele Poet. Misc. 90 Brocaded Flow'rs o'er the gay Mantoe shine.
1843 C. J. Lever Jack Hinton (1878) iii. 10 Rich curtains of heavy brocaded silk.
2. Dressed in brocade.
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woolwardc1315
under line (occasionally in line)c1330
fox-furred1592
furred1592
tuftaffeta1598
tissued?16..
satin1603
silk1603
russet1604
tuftaffety1612
plush1615
sericated1623
sheepskinned1628
silken1640
lawny1647
plushed1650
satined1652
harden1654
sackclotheda1656
bearskinned1694
well-furred?1707
furry1717
brocaded1767
flannelled1784
lawned1798
buckskinned1829
corduroyed1832
silked1837
silkened1841
friezy1849
fustianed1849
velveted1850
buffed1863
buckramed1880
craped1880
crapy1891
velveteened1896
mohaired1914
tweeded1921
tweedy1923
leather1961
1767 St. James's Chron. Oct. An oyster-wench in puris naturalibus is a more desirable object than a brocaded monster.
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