Frilled [verb]

Vital deigned to show himself, dressed entirely in black cloth, with a splendid frilled shirt adorned with one diamond.

Mrs. Whelan's frilled cap and pipe looked out for a moment and then disappeared again.

His summons was answered by an alert young woman in a frilled cap and apron.

A fearsome change came over the countenance of the respectable young person in the frilled apron.

In her pink cotton frock, and blooming like a rose in the shade of her frilled pink sunbonnet, Sheba was fair to see.

She was dressed in a white wrapper with a frilled collar, and her hair was bound round her head with a fillet of blue silk.

It was sunny, and the white chrysanthemums frilled themselves in the warmth.

But also he was winged, and from the orange forehead waved those curious, frilled feelers!

Nan wore an exquisite gown of embroidered yellow satin, and Patty wore a frilled white silk muslin.

She lay back on her pretty, frilled pillow, and covered her face with the hand belonging to the arm that was uninjured.