latticed

[ lat-ist ]

adjective

1. having a lattice or latticework.
2. Biology. clathrate.

Other Words From

• half-latticed adjective
• un·latticed adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of latticed¹

First recorded in 1555–65; lattice + -ed ³

Example Sentences

The so-called Sail, for the soaring latticed roof that divided the sky into a blue grid, was intended to house a World Aquatics Championships.

From New York Times

Board fencing is the most common way to get the job done, but using latticed or custom-grid fencing can offer more depth and interest.

From Seattle Times

It was a two-tiered yellow sponge affair layered with whipped cream laced with brandy, pecans and coffee extract, and latticed with white frosting.

From New York Times

Its floor is latticed with telecommunication cables and pipes that, as had been warned, are not closely monitored.

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Nearby, a group of women discussed their sons and daughters-in-law in muffled voices inside the latticed hall of the gurudwara, some lying on the carpeted floor.

From New York Times