spectacled
wearing spectacles.
(of an animal) having a marking resembling a pair of spectacles.
Origin of spectacled
1Other words from spectacled
- un·spec·ta·cled, adjective
Words Nearby spectacled
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How to use spectacled in a sentence
A spectacled S. (who feels it due to herself to put an intelligent question at intervals).
Inside the cage Professor Farrago was seated, his spectacled eyes fixed on the row of pies.
In Search of the Unknown | Robert W. ChambersOne of the familiar figures in Bartlett's book-shop was a keen-eyed, spectacled man who walked with quite a noticeable limp.
Literary New York | Charles HemstreetDitmar halted in his steps at the sight of the tall, spectacled figure of the superintendent on the threshold.
The Dwelling Place of Light, Complete | Winston ChurchillThey turned and saw a tall, spectacled man, who greeted the newcomer kindly, and took hold of his arm.
The Longest Journey | E. M. Forster
British Dictionary definitions for spectacled
/ (ˈspɛktəkəld) /
wearing glasses
(of an animal) having markings around the eyes resembling a pair of glasses
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