Alated (verb)
al-ay-ted
Winged, having wings; = “alate”.
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Waterhouse. From classical Latin ālātus alate + -ed.
Example sentences
“The alated creatures cause their own problems for the zookeepers when it comes to building housing for them.”
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