beaded

American  

[bee-did] / ˈbi dɪd /

adjective

1. ornamented with or largely composed of beads.

   a beaded handbag.

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Other Word Forms

• unbeaded adjective

Etymology

Origin of beaded

First recorded in 1570–80; bead + -ed ³

Example Sentences

Here, the real Presley is charismatic as hell, and looks great beaded in sanctified sweat.

From Los Angeles Times

She brings over a beaded, floral skirt she got as a teenager from Mexico in the 1950s.

From Los Angeles Times

The trade, she recalls, left "beaded girls in the dormitories and bare-horned cows in the meadows".

From BBC

When I complimented a man’s blue gingham suit, he handed me a handmade beaded, Taylor Swift-style bracelet that read: Toto Too.

From Los Angeles Times

Kelce had also talked about making her a beaded friendship bracelet, which were popular during the Eras Tour, and said he wanted to give her his phone number.

From BBC