freckled (kled as keld)

[Eng. freckl (e); 1. Marked or covered with freckles. -ed.] "Lost to the world, yourself, and me, And more despised than freckled Lalage." Cotton: Old Tityrus to Eugenia. 2. Spotted; marked with small spots. "The freckled cowslip, and green clover." Shakesp.: Henry V., v. 2. frěc-kled-ne (kled as keld), a . [English freckled; -ne .) The state of being freckled. frěc-kle-fāçed, a. [Eng. freckle , and faced .] Having a face marked or spotted with freckles. frěc-klý, a. [Eng. freck (le); -ly.] Full of or marked with freckles; freckled. "Plumps his freckly cheeks with stinking weed." T. Brown: Wales , i. 117. *frede, v . t. [A. S. gefrédan ; O. H. Ger. fruot jan.] To understand, to feel. "That a man may right wel frede ."- Gower , ii. 119. *fred-stole, *freed-stool, s. [A. S. frithstól , from frith , Dan. fred , Ger. friede peace, and stól stool.] The seat of peace, a name given to a seat or chair near the altar, to which all fled who sought to obtain the privilege of sanctuary. "He bestowed a freed - stool with large privileges belonging thereunto."- Fuller : Church Hist., II. v. 9.