Obs. [Irregular weak pa. pple. of STING v.1] Wounded by stinging, stung.
1565. Stapleton, trans. Bede’s Hist. Ch. Eng., 14. Forthwyth all the force of the venim was staynched, and the swelling of the stinged bodies vtterly asswaged.
1577. Kendall, Flowers of Epigr., Trifles, 24 b. At last with tinglyng stynged hande, he comes his mother to.
1682. Otway, Venice Preserved, V. When our sting’d hearts haue leap’d to meet each other.
