gallooned

Hartley looked in the same direction with the two who were speaking, and his eye was caught by a Semiramis-looking person, of unusual stature and amplitude, arrayed in a sort of riding-habit, but so formed, and so looped and gallooned with lace, as made it resemble the upper tunic of a native chief.

The Surgeon's Daughter 2008

It is made of daguerreotypes blurring on their misted silver; tenebrous lithographs -- solemn façades of brick with classic white lanterns lifted against the inky smoke of a burning city; the pages of a lady's book, elegant engravings of hooped and gallooned females; and the scent of crumbled flowers.

The Happy End Joseph Hergesheimer 1917

Hardly a woman's room, and yet feminine in its minor touches; the gallooned red velvet cushions of the Venetian armchair; the violets that from every available place shed their fresh perfume on the quiet air, a summer window box crowded with hyacinths, the wicker basket, home of a languishing Pekinese spaniel, tucked under one corner of the table.

Out of the Ashes Ethel Watts Mumford 1909

Garden, as doth the scarf of striped gauze and the shoes, gallooned with silver.

Prisoners of Hope A Tale of Colonial Virginia Mary Johnston 1903

Trousers, which had been wavering between nautical buttons and gallooned knees -- or, in the vernacular of the period, a sail three sheets in the wind and a flag at half-mast -- were the items sacrificed.

The Strand Magazine, Volume V, Issue 30, June 1893 An Illustrated Monthly Various 1880

Indeed, an enormous bureaucracy, richly gallooned and well fed is that "idee Napoleonienne" that above all others suits the requirements of the second Bonaparte.

Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte Karl Marx 1850

A crowd of fellows, of the best among whom all that can be said is that one knows not whence he comes -- a noisy, restless "Boheme," greedy after plunder, that crawls about in gallooned frocks with the same grotesque dignity as Soulonque's [#12 Soulonque was the negro Emperor of the short-lived negro Empire of Hayti.]

Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte Karl Marx 1850

Hartley looked in the same direction with the two who were speaking, and his eye was caught by a Semiramis-looking person, of unusual stature and amplitude, arrayed in a sort of riding-habit, but so formed, and so looped and gallooned with lace, as made it resemble the upper tunic of a native chief.

The Surgeon's Daughter Walter Scott 1801

Reminiscences: "I remember Mozart well at the first general rehearsal, in a red furred coat and a gallooned hat, standing on the stage and giving the tempi.

The Standard Operas (12th edition) Their Plots, Their Music, and Their Composers 1876