ppl. a. Obs. [f. FLAX sb. + -ED2.] = FLAXEN.

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1613–6.  W. Browne, Brit. Past., I. iv. 81.

        She as the learned’st maide was chose by them,
(Her flaxed hair crown’d with an anadem)
To judge who best deserv’d, for she could fit
The height of praise unto the height of wit.

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a. 1687.  Cotton, Winter, 28.

        And the Cup-bearer Ganimed
Has capp’d his frizled flaxed head.

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