ppl. a. [f. YELLOW a. or v.1 + -ED.] Made yellow.
a. 1100. Aldhelm Gloss., I. 108 (Napier 4/2). Crocata, þa ʓeʓeolewedan.
1824. Examiner, 307/1. A sun-yellowed river softly flows.
1851. Robertson, in S. A. Brooke, Life & Lett. (1865), II. 73. That peculiar watery shine cast on the yellowed leaves in my garden which makes them look so damp, limp, and autumnal.
1906. R. C. Bayley, Compl. Photogr., 114. If a colour screen is to be used, it is better to have one made suited to the plate with which it is to be employed, than trust to the haphazard of a yellowed lens.
