aromaed

English

Etymology

From aroma +‎ -ed.

Adjective

aromaed (not comparable)

1. Having an aroma (of a specified kind).

   Synonyms: perfumed, scented

   • 1916, Robert J.C. Stead, chapter 17, in The Homesteaders‎^[1], London: T. Fisher Unwin, page 260:

     Had not they, in their way, really given expression to their lives as best they could in the black, earth-smelling furrows, in the scent of tallowy, straw-aromaed steam from their engine, or the wet night-perfume of ripening wheat?

   • 2001, Richard Flanagan, “Gould’s Book of Fish”, in Atlantic‎^[2], London, page 5:

     I ran out at three-quarter time to peek through a mighty forest of the [football] players’ Deepheat-aromaed thighs […]