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101armour-clad — adjective covered with heavy steel armor plated vehicles • Syn: ↑armor clad, ↑armor plated, ↑armour plated, ↑steel plated • Similar to: ↑armored, ↑armoured …
102full-clad — adjective given substance or detail; completed (Freq. 1) did not spring full clad from his imagination a plan fleshed out with statistics and details • Syn: ↑fleshed out • Similar to: ↑complete …
103mail-clad — adjective wearing protective mail • Syn: ↑mailed • Similar to: ↑armored, ↑armoured * * * mailˈ clad adjective (Walter Scott) Wearing a coat of mail • • • Main Entry: ↑mail …
104snow-clad — adjective covered with snow snow clad hills snow covered roads a long snowy winter • Syn: ↑snow covered, ↑snowy • Similar to: ↑covered …
105heath-clad — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ adjective : covered with heath a heath clad slope …
106sun-clad — sunˈ clad adjective Clothed in radiant light • • • Main Entry: ↑sun …
107turf-clad — turfˈ clad adjective Covered with turf • • • Main Entry: ↑turf …
108ar|mor-clad — «AHR muhr KLAD», noun, adjective. –n. (formerly) an armored war vessel. –adj. wearing armor; protected by armor; armorplated …
109Cy|clad|ic — «sih KLAD ihk, sy », adjective. of or having to do with the Cyclades, a group of Greek islands in the Aegean Sea, and the prehistoric civilization that flourished there: »Cycladic statues …
110i|ron|clad — «Y uhrn KLAD», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. protected with iron plates. 2. Figurative. very hard to change or get out of: »An ironclad agreement must be kept. –n. a warship protected with iron plates …
