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beaded, ppl. a.|ˈbiːdɪd|
[f. bead + -ed.]
1. a. Worked or ornamented with beads.
1577Holinshed Chron. III. 858 A cloake of broched satin..beded from the shoulder to the wast. 1840Hood Up Rhine 222 The other cap is also embroidered or beaded.
b. Having bead-like protuberances upon the edge.
1697Lond. Gaz. No. 3298/4 One Beaded Salver without Arms. 1870Hooker Stud. Flora 27 Sisymbrium Trio..London Rocket..valves beaded. 1870Tyndall Heat viii. App. 261 A beaded line of great beauty was observed.
c. Furnished with or wearing beads.
1805Southey Madoc in Azt. xxi. Wks. V. 348 His neck with hearts beaded. 1885Pall Mall G. 13 July 6/2 Monks..cowled, sandalled, beaded, and picturesque.
d. Applied to a projection screen (see quot. 1959).
1936Amat. Cine World Mar. 552/2 Beaded screens are..brighter than white and some makes are brighter than silver. 1938G. H. Sewell Amat. Film-Making vi. 60 There are three types of screen available,..white..silver..beaded. 1959W. S. Sharps Dict. Cinematogr. 127/2 Beaded screen, a beaded projection screen is surfaced with small glass beads and a brilliant image is obtained that is strongly directional towards the projector.
2. a. Formed into or like beads.
1597Shakes. Lover's Compl. vi, A thousand fauours from a maund she drew, Of amber christall and of bedded Iet. 1820Keats Ode Nightingale 17 With beaded bubbles winking at the brim. 1872Black Adv. Phaeton ii. 15 Portraits..in which the women have all beaded black eyes.
b. Strung out like beads.
1937Wooldridge & Morgan Physical Basis Geogr. xxii. 388 Thus a series of fans or deltas may be strung along the ‘feeding esker’, like beads on a string. To such a form the term ‘beaded esker’ is applied. 1956J. C. Swayne Gloss. Geogr. Terms 22 Beaded lakes, strings of long, narrow lakes between sand dunes.
3. Covered with bubbles.
1884Harper's Mag. Sept. 533/2 Beakers of beaded ale.
4. a. Arch. Having a bead-moulding.
b. Applied to a thickened, rounded rim, = bead rim (see bead n. 8).
1917Bulleid & Gray Glastonbury Lake Village II. xvi. 519 Bowls with beaded rims, a type of pottery belonging to the latter part of the La Tène III period.
5. beaded-edge, defining a kind of pneumatic tyre with bead or thickened edge that fits into the turned-over rim of the wheel; beaded lightning, bead lightning (see bead n. 8).
1902Windsor Mag. May (Advt.), Wired or beaded edges optional. 1904Westm. Gaz. 19 Sept. 9/1 The Bartlett beaded-edge—or, as it is more generally known, the Clincher—tyre.
1889Morning Post 29 June 5/7 Photographs of lightning..arranged..according to their form—stream,..beaded..lightning. |
