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patinaed

[ pat-n-uhd, puh-tee-nuhd ]

adjective

  1. having or covered with a patina.


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yvlog History and Origins

Origin of patinaed1

First recorded in 1930–35; patina ( def ) + -ed 3( def )
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She started with her "dream pantry," which she adorned with blue and white porcelain vases, patinaed wooden bowls, rattan serveware, and the signature white dishes she's collected over the years.

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The “New Taix” would retain its beloved feel by installing patinaed mirrors and a faux-tin ceiling and reusing its cherrywood bar and existing “Cocktails” sign, he wrote.

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“They want a textured finish, which has several names, like ­leathered or patinaed.”

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Beachy whimsy kicks in on the walk to the front door, where a silvery-gray patinaed boardwalk bends through billowy seagrass; special-ordered pressure-treated pilings from Oregon; and, of course, sand.

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Most importantly, the students dressed in the pinnacle of classic Ivy League style: madras cotton blazers, oxford-cloth button-down shirts, khaki Bermuda shorts, and patinaed penny loafers.

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