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antlered

American  
[ant-lerd] / ˈænt lərd /

adjective

  1. having antlers.

  2. decorated with antlers.


Other Word Forms

  • unantlered adjective

Etymology

Origin of antlered

First recorded in 1810–20; antler + -ed 3

Example Sentences

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The photographer in Paintsville, Ky., immediately envisioned the perfect scene for her holiday photo sessions: There would be buckets and scarves along with the critical feature, the big antlered creature.

From The Wall Street Journal

The antlered escapee was eventually captured several hours later after falling asleep in the dunes of a nearby beach, before being returned to his owners.

From BBC

Buddy and Howie’s Candy Store posted photos and video of the antlered animal on Facebook from Saturday, the day of the incident.

From Washington Times

“Chocolate mousse, which of course means ‘foam’ and not an antlered cousin of elk, has been a staple of French cuisine since the eighteenth century.”

From Literature

The Horned King turned with her, and as they crashed through the underbrush and past the first rows of trees, the antlered giant drew closer until both steeds galloped side by side.

From Literature