Graved [adjective]

This woman with the care-graved countenance smiled whimsically as she listened, keeping at the girl's shoulder.

They painted what Drer and the “little masters” had only graved upon wood 79 blocks and copper plates.

So Thund graved before the origin of men, where he ascended, to whence he afterwards came.

I saw those men who much envy harbour at another's fortune; bloody runes were on their breasts graved painfully.

I have the runes interpreted, which thy sister graved: that fair dame has not this time invited thee.

Runes she graved, Vingi them falsified, before he gave them from him; of ill he was the bearer.

And of this Englishman—who either graved the stone himself, or got some one else to do it for him—do we know nothing?

As the tides ebbed and flowed considerably, the ships were put on shore to be careened and graved.

One of our men, a stone-mason in times of peace, roughly graved his name on the slab above him.

Stafford, leaning forward, drew aside with the point of his scabbard the dark sprays that mantled the graved coat of arms.