calced

[ kalst ]

/ kælst /

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adjective

(chiefly of members of certain religious orders) wearing shoes; shod.

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Origin of calced

1880–85; <Latin calc(eus) shoe + -ed³

Words nearby calced

calcareous tufa, calcariferous, calcarine, calcarine sulcus, calcariuria, calced, calceiform, calceolaria, calceolate, calces, Calchas

How to use calced in a sentence

That village is densely populated with natives and Chinese mestizos who are in charge of calced religious of St. Augustine.
The Philippine Islands, 14931898, Volume XXXVI, 16491666|Various
It has an alcalde-mayor; most of its villages are in charge of seculars, and the others, of calced religious of St. Augustine.
The Philippine Islands, 14931898, Volume XXXVI, 16491666|Various
It has an alcalde-mayor, and all its administration is in charge of calced Augustinian religious.
The Philippine Islands, 14931898, Volume XXXVI, 16491666|Various
The village of San Pablo, distant six leguas inland, is in charge of the same calced Augustinian religious.
The Philippine Islands, 14931898, Volume XXXVI, 16491666|Various

The chief village is called Barii (whence the name of the said lake) and it is in charge of calced Augustinian religious.
The Philippine Islands, 14931898, Volume XXXVI, 16491666|Various