Definition of "attired" []

• Said of the horns of a stag when they are of a different tincture to its head. (adjective)
• Simple past and past participle of attire. (verb)

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• "These good lady players, or some of them, are attiring themselves in these days as I like to see lady golfers attired, that is to say, there is evidence that they think a trifle less of fashion and dainty appearance than they do of security, comfort, and freedom of limb and muscle."
• "He poured, with old-world flourish, coffee for the romantically attired woman—whose name was Tanya Cohen."
• "Properly attired waiters, real San Francisco food diet plate?"