ppl. a. [f. THUNDER v. or sb. + -ED.] a. Dealt or inflicted as by thunder. † b. Struck by ‘thunder’ or lightning (obs.). c. Uttered or sounded with a noise like thunder. d. Affected by thunder; turned sour (as milk) by atmospheric electricity.
1600. Fairfax, Tasso, XX. ciii. So falles a thundred towre.
1819. Shelley, Masque Anarchy, xc. Like Oppression’s thundered doom.
1823. Byron, Juan, XI. xxix. Thunder’d knockers broke the … spell.
1877. Blackie, Wise Men, 326. Some, Like thundered milk, have turned the sweet to sour.
