- lilied
- adjective Date: 1614 1. archaic resembling a lily in fairness 2. full of or covered with lilies
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lilied — lil·ied … English syllables
lilied — /ˈlɪlid/ (say lileed) adjective 1. lily like; white. 2. covered with lilies …
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