See Also: walled(dictionary)
walled(dictionary)
Old Walled City of Shibam(tourism)
Historic Walled Town of Cuenca(tourism)
WALLED LAKE SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Credit Union(finance)
Walled City of Baku with the Shirvanshah's Palace and Maiden Tower(tourism)

walled (iou)



walled adjective. OE.
[from WALL verb2 + -ED1.]
Provided, surrounded, fortified, or enclosed with or as with a wall. OE.
John Rogers They went through an archway and into a walled, paved garden.
b. As 2nd elem. of comb.: having a wall or walls of a specified type, quality, construction, etc. LME.
double walled, mud-walled, thin-walled, etc.
Anatomy & Biology. Furnished with a wall or investing structure; (as 2nd elem. of comb.) having walls of a specified kind or number. L19.
Comb.: walled-in adjective (a) (of a garden, courtyard, etc.) enclosed by walls; (b) = walled-up (b) below; walled-off adjective separated by a wall; walled-up adjective (a) (of a window, door, etc.) blocked or sealed up with masonry; (b) (of a person) entombed in a wall or behind walls.