Socketed [adjective]

The half-caste peaked and socketed his oar, and looked at the officer.

The stave here is socketed and the pin turned to a smaller diameter.

Socketed bronze hammers resembling the Irish examples are fairly common in England and on the Continent.

Two remarkably fine specimens of this type were found in 1912 with a socketed spear-head at Tempo, County Fermanagh.

Tyrone, about 1882, and consisted of seven blocks of sandstone for casting tanged and socketed spear-heads.

Socketed bronze celt, bronze fibula, bronze ring, and disk-headed Bronze-Age pin.

Socketed bronze sickles have been found fairly frequently in different parts of Ireland.

A socketed bronze celt and gold ring-money found together near Belfast.

It was a sun-dial, its vine-clad disk cut of gray polished stone in which its metal tongue was socketed.

The other is a singular form of socketed spear, differing from any example I have met with elsewhere.