Clocked [verb]

The night shift had clocked in over an hour ago, and there should be no passing through the gate for at least six hours.

Here a chair was set down, there a chariot or a coach pulled up, and a clocked flunky bowing a lady in.

She had a pretty silk gown, with some ruffles about the bottom, short enough to show her clocked silk stockings.

Then came a clocked stocking; then, again, a diplomatic pump.

His stockings were of the finest silk, and clocked with gold from the knee to the ankle.

I glanced surreptitiously behind a parapet of clocked socks.

His mother produced a clocked stocking of blue wool, and proceeded to turn the heel.

In those humble floor-coverings her knowing eyes recognized her first clocked stockings and Phœbe's baby cloak.

But we've clocked a little over thirty-three hours since we took off.

She came to the edge of the bed, where she sat with a yellow morocco slipper swinging from a silk clocked, narrow foot.