befrogged

• All were finely befrogged, and ruched, and epauletted, and, for the most part, they sported moustaches. —  The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 5, May, 1862 Devoted To Literature And National Policy
• There was a picture of Frances Harling in a befrogged riding costume that I remembered well. —  My Antonia
• [Sidenote: Upon perceiving the Poet, in Polish cap and green overcoat, befrogged, and wonderfully befurred.] —  The Gentle Art of Making Enemies
• Barnabas smiled, but off came the long, befrogged surtout. —  The Amateur Gentleman
• What means this disguise Sidenote: Upon perceiving the Poet, in Polish cap and green overcoat, befrogged, and wonderfully befurred Restore those things to Nathan's, and never again let me find you masquerading the streets of my Chelsea in the combined costumes of Kossuth and Mr. Mantalini Illustration An Advanced Critic TO THE EDITOR: Sidenote: Pall Mall Gazette_, March 28, 1888 Sir--I find myself obliged to notice the critical review of the "Ten o'Clock," that appeared in your paper (March 6 In the interest of my publishers, I beg to state formally that the work has not as yet been issued at all--and I would point out that what is still in the hands of the printer, cannot possibly have fallen into the fingers of your incautious contributor The early telegram is doubtless the ambition of this smart, though premature and restless one--but he is wanting in habit, and unhappy in his haste!--What will you? —  The Gentle Art of Making Enemies

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