vandyked, ppl. a.
(vænˈdaɪkt)
[Cf. vandyke v.]
Provided with vandykes; cut or shaped at the edge into deep indentations; zigzagged.
| 1800 Hull Advertiser 22 Nov. 3/3 A broad border, or rather flounce, of vandyked velvet. 1832 T. Brown Bk. Butterflies & M. (1834) I. 169 The wings are of an intense black, denticulated with a vandyked border of white. 1860 Sala Lady Chesterfield v. 80 The vandyked morocco valance. 1892 E. Reeves Homeward Bound 139 The roadway is bordered by a massive stone wall..with a vandyked top, like a piece of lace. |