plaited

• His hair was freshly plaited, and his skin had been rubbed with fragrant oil. —  Robin Hobb
• Under tight-plaited canopy: the old walker will find what the new satellite cannot —  The Moderate Voice
• Under tight-plaited canopy: the old walker will find what the new satellite cannot March 20th, 2009 —  The Moderate Voice
• Fortunately it would not require much labor to restore the wooden frames to their proper place and reconstruct the reed-plaited, mud-plastered walls as well as the roof composed of reeds and boughs--such being the sumptuous residences of which Layard shared the largest with various domestic animals, from whose immediate companionship he was saved by a thin partition, the other hovels being devoted to the wives, children and poultry of his host, to his own servants and different household uses. —  Chaldea From the Earliest Times to the Rise of Assyria
• Her skirt was plaited, and over it was draped a overskirt that was edged with lace. —  Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves Georgia Narratives, Part 2

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