beaded

[ bee-did ]

adjective

1. ornamented with or largely composed of beads:

   a beaded handbag.

Other Words From

• un·beaded adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of beaded¹

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

Example Sentences

Objects packed with the highest levels of these chemicals included a sushi tray, a beaded necklace and a spatula.

From Salon

Among them: beaded condensation dripping over products, employees moving racks of coolers between lines without changing personal protective equipment and a sample collected from a pallet jack that tested positive for listeria.

From Los Angeles Times

She wore pink cowboy boots, a beaded pink cowboy hat, a tie-front sports bra and denim pole shorts.

From Los Angeles Times

The body of the teenager with red shoes, beaded necklaces and a 10p piece was found underneath layers of leaves in a layby near a village called Le Cellier in 1982.

From BBC

She also displays a beaded menorah in the shape of a lion that was given to her during a trip to South Africa.

From Los Angeles Times