a. [f. prec. + -ED2.] Strewn with carnage or slaughtered bodies.
1795. Southey, Joan of Arc, IX. (D.). Look yonder to that carnaged plain.
1852. D. Moir, Castle of Time, xvi. Death’s vultures crowd o’er carnaged Ascalon.
a. [f. prec. + -ED2.] Strewn with carnage or slaughtered bodies.
1795. Southey, Joan of Arc, IX. (D.). Look yonder to that carnaged plain.
1852. D. Moir, Castle of Time, xvi. Death’s vultures crowd o’er carnaged Ascalon.
