a. [f. WAISTCOAT + -ED2.] Provided with a waistcoat.

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1798.  Charlotte Smith, Yng. Philos., I. 27. He … was pantalooned and waistcoated after the very newest fashion.

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1897.  Marie Corelli, Ziska, i. His paunch … a kind of waistcoated air balloon.

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  b.  with defining word prefixed.

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1838.  Dickens, O. Twist, ii. As I purpose to show in the sequel whether the white-waistcoated gentleman was right or not.

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1896.  R. B. Mansfield, Chips, 224. Magpies … the black-coated and white-waistcoated gentry.

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