Ceiled [adjective]

To make sure of his game he had likewise ceiled the upper room all around, including the enclosure of the stairs.

Shoji next are opened, disclosing often the dull green mosquito net hung from corner to corner of the low-ceiled sleeping rooms.

With the pleasure and security of the palace, the ceiled house, came the wish of the devout soul to erect a temple to God.

The low-ceiled dining-room suddenly shrank about the big-boned, long legged hill man.

Albert and Ralph found themselves, with four smaller Hoyers, in an enormous low-ceiled room with many windows.

Alone in the cool, high-ceiled, white-walled dining room, Judge Priest ate his breakfast mechanically.

They were deposited in three chambers, wainscoted with Irish oak, and ceiled with cypress curiously carved.

The farmhouse was an old building with low rooms, having great deep beams running across the un-ceiled kitchen.

It was a great high-ceiled chamber with its distant corners made darker by the moonlight.

It is quite a comfortable house, 30 × 20 feet, and ceiled inside nearly up to the plates, with a decent pulpit and seats.