Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Loaded, as a beast of burden, with panniers; provided with or carrying panniers. Words-worth, Peter Bell, i.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Bearing panniers.
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- adjective Bearing
panniers .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Two were in identical clothes-a vivid green sort of belly-band, and on the hips, the pannier parts of a full panniered skirt.
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The two be-panniered ones accepted the accolade, and Grocid cooed, "I hope you will come soon."
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She was a doll with a delicately painted porcelain face, eyes which had properly striped irises, minutely drawn lashes, a mop of yellow hair made from strands of silk, and she was dressed like a lady of thirty years ago in a panniered pink silk gown.
Morgan’s Run Colleen McCullough 2000
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She was a doll with a delicately painted porcelain face, eyes which had properly striped irises, minutely drawn lashes, a mop of yellow hair made from strands of silk, and she was dressed like a lady of thirty years ago in a panniered pink silk gown.
Morgan’s Run Colleen McCullough 2000
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Beribboned, ruffled, and panniered, with a neckline that was just short of pornographic, all it lacked to make it perfect was a powdered wig.
Jinx High Lackey, Mercedes 1994
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The two mules were panniered with the money evenly divided between them, which meant neither was carrying anything like a full load.
Fortune's Favorites McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1993
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Yankee-built farm-wagons passed along the dusty cactus-hedged lanes in company with panniered donkeys and laden camels, while Yankee forms and voices were daily seen and heard in the filthy narrow streets of the old town itself.
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From an itinerant green-grocer, who passes with his panniered donkey, suddenly bursts forth, "_Cimaroli, cimaroli_!"
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 62, Number 385. November, 1847. Various
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Deliveries of produce are still often made by panniered donkeys, in quaint old-world fashion.
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Tim was amazed to see the imp of a boy coming along with the panniered donkey.
The Ship of Adventure Blyton, Enid 1950
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