pileated
adjective
pi·le·at·ed ˈpī-lē-ˌā-təd 
ˈpi-
ˈpi- : having a crest covering the pileum see also pileated woodpecker
Word History
Etymology
Latin pilleātus, pīleātus "wearing a pileus" (from pilleus, pīleus "pileus" + -ātus -ate entry 3) + -ed entry 1
First Known Use
circa 1728, in the meaning defined above
Phrases Containing pileated
- close, but no cigar
- close-coupled
- close-cropped
- close-fertilize
- close-fights
- close-fitting
- close-grained
- close-hauled
- close-herd
- close-in
- close-in weapons system
- close-knit
- close-lipped
- close-minded
- close-quarter
- close-quartered
- close-reefed
- close-rounded
- close-set
- close-tongued
- close-up
- close-ups
- close/dear/near to one's heart
- close/hard/hot on someone's or something's heels
- close/seal the deal