Coated [verb]

But, before they can be used for this purpose, these leaves are coated with lime made from oyster shells and then folded up.

The Korean ponies are small, fine-coated animals, little larger than Shetland ponies.

There were eunuchs too, black frock-coated—and the chief eunuch, an important personage who ranks very high.

Outwardly cold, Sir Henry seemed to his youthful observer, who now knew him better, to resemble a volcano coated with ice.

Most of them took him for a guerrilla fleeing from his foes, and looked in vain for blue-coated pursuers.

The walls were coated with fine stucco, white and firm—an evidence of antiquity—and ornamented with bands of a bright red pigment.

The red-coated newsvendors did a thriving trade in the neighbourhood on that day.

In brief, film is a cellulose base coated with silver bromide and gelatine.

This joint is commonly used for walls intended to be coated with distemper or limewhite.

That the blue-coated man at the street-crossing might help her, never occurred to Genevieve.