columned (n silent)

[Eng. column; -ed.] 1. Furnished or adorned with columns. "The gorges, opening wide apart, reveal Troas and Ilion's column'd citadel." 2. Divided into columns. Tennyson: Enone. †col-um-ni-ā-tion, s. [Lat. column(a); i con nective; and Eng. suff. -ation.] Arch.: The employment or arrangement of columns in a design. ( Gwilt.) col-um-nif-er-æ, s. pl. [ Lat.column a =a column, and fero to bear.] Bot.: An order in the natural system of Linnæus as distinguished from his artificial one. He included under it most Mallow-worts, also Camellia, Mentzelia, .