ppl. a. [f. prec. sb. and vb. + -ED.] Sown with clover, covered with clover.
1727. Thomson, Summer, 1215. Flocks, thick-nibbling through the clovered vale.
1757. Dyer, Fleece, I. 43. The clover’d lawns And sunny mounts of beauteous Normanton.
1856. A. C. Coxe, Impressions Eng., 177. I made my way through a clovered field.
