frogged

/ (frɒɡd) /

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adjective

(of a coat) fitted with ornamental frogs

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Words nearby frogged

Froebel, frog, frogbit, frogeye, frogfish, frogged, frogging, froggy, froghopper, frog in a small pond, frog in one's throat

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How to use frogged in a sentence

Of the first grade the leading features are long locks and smiles; of the second frogged coats and frowns.
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan Poe
The frogged and decorated uniforms, the fine dresses, the diamonds and their beautiful wearers, were a dazzling sight.
Artist and Model|Ren de Pont-Jest
But your patriotism recalls dangerously the restaurant Magyar, the fiddler in the frogged coat.
Musical Portraits|Paul Rosenfeld
She wore a long black coat, braided and frogged; it had the air of belonging to an older fashion, but the material of it was new.
The Wonder|J. D. Beresford

I turned round and saw, nodding and smiling at me with inveterate civility, a tall man, dressed in a frogged and braided surtout.
Masterpieces of Mystery|Various