antlered

[ ant-lerd ]

adjective

1. having antlers.
2. decorated with antlers.

Other Words From

• un·antlered adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of antlered¹

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

Example Sentences

To that end, one of the apt examples would pertain to an antlered human figure featured in a 7th-4th century BC dated petroglyph in Cisalpine Gaul.

From Realm of History

As of 2020, 93 percent of the antlered males on Staten Island had been sterilized, according to the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation.

From Popular-Science

He had to acknowledge to himself that he had no clue to judge by, so whimsical were these antlered vagrants of the barren.

From Project Gutenberg

Then he proudly raised his antlered head and stood a moment sniffing the air.

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As they came closer to the herd, the leaders of the antlered throng tossed their heads and whistled.

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The first bull, though somewhat the larger of the two, and by far the better antlered, was taken at a disadvantage.

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The wild attire and antlered helm of this personage proclaimed the forest fiend.

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