beaded
- adjective
- /ˈbiːdɪd/
:
cubierto de gotas
- The grass, ropy as kelp, is rank with beaded, unripe ragweed and hoary dandelions.
Examples
-
It's a seven in one miracle skin mask pads, so they look like this and you just shove your little fingers in there and you've like a beaded side on this side here.
-
It's restrained, slim shape was offset by it's dizzying array of colors and materials, from plain to beaded sequin to exotic.
-
So this is the first dress that I thought on a sauce is completely beaded and covered in sequence is a little bit long for me.
-
And then there's eagle feathers that are beaded hanging from the eagle portrait that I have there.
-
So you design this beautiful group of very intricate, beautiful lace applique hand beaded blouses.
-
You have seen this fabulous Chanel beaded beautiful dress and that makeup look just so happens to be using my nude sticks Picante blush.
-
The dress was stunning, featuring a beaded bodice that sparkled under the lights.
-
She wore a beaded necklace that shimmered beautifully against her skin.
-
The tablecloth was decorated with a beaded design, adding elegance to the dining experience.
Synonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A large lizard from western Mexico with shiny black and yellow bead-like scales and a venomous bite
A large lizard from western Mexico that can give a dangerous bite and has small round scales like beads
How Wet
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Beaded comes from the word bead, which once meant a 'prayer' and the small round object used to count prayers on a string. So, because tiny drops of liquid look like little round beads, beaded means 'covered with small drops of liquid'.