a. poet. [f. CEDAR + -EN.] Of or pertaining to cedar-trees; made of cedar.
1634. Milton, Comus, 988. West winds … About the cedarn alleys fling … cassia’s balmy smells.
1816. Coleridge, Kubla Khan. Down the green hill athwart a cedarn cover.
1856. Mrs. Browning, Aur. Leigh, V. 510. He cut his cedarn poems, fine As sketchers do their pencils.
1859. Tennyson, Enid, 136. Moving toward a cedarn cabinet.
