[badly f. AWN-ING + -ED2.] Furnished or covered with an awning; awninged.
1881. Mrs. Holman Hunt, Childr. Jerus., 45. The chief lady, with three little children, was packed into the awned tray between the mules.
1884. J. E. Ady in Knowledge, 30 May, 387/2. The awned out-of-door spaces.
