whiskerando edt (hwiskerandod)

[As whiskerando + -ed2.] Whiskered. To what follies and what extravagancies would the whiskerandoed macaronies of Bond Street and St. James's proceed, if the beard once more were, instead of the neckcloth, to "make the man"! Southey, The Doctor, clvi. whiskered (hwis'kėrd), a . [ whisker + -ed2.] 1. Wearing whiskers; having whiskers, in any whiskered whisht . the ruff. This first sad whisk root. sense. The whisker'd vermin race. Grainger , Sugar-Cane, ii. Again the whiskered Spaniard all the land with terror smote. Long fellow , Belfry of Bruges. 2. Formed into whiskers. Preferring sense from chin that's bare To nonsense thron'd in whisker'd hair. M. Green, The Spleen. Black-whiskered greenlet or vireo. See vireo and whip - tom - kelly.-Whiskered auk or auklet, Simorhyn chus pygmæus, a auk found in the North of a dark color, having long white feathers like whiskers on each side of the head. It closely resembles the bird figured at auklet. -Whiskered bat, Vespertilio mystacinus, a small brown bat widely distributed in Europe and Asia Whiskered tern. See tern1. whiskery (hwis'ker-i), a. [ The old lady is as ugly as any woman in the parish, and as tall and whiskery as a Grenadier. Thackeray , Book of Snobs, xli.