a. poet. [f. ARROW sb. + -ED.] a. Made into an arrow. b. Furnished or provided with arrows.
1652. Benlowes, Theoph., I. lxv. Sol … shoots delight through Nature with each arrow’d ray.
1821. Joanna Baillie, Metr. Leg., Wallace, lii. The arrow’d sportsman strays at will.
