adjective

clad

clad, dressed, covered

The knights were clad in shining armor.

The knights were clad in shining armour.

The building was clad in stone.

The building was clad in stone.

((in sth.)) dressed in or covered with (sth.) The dancers were clad in colourful costumes.

dressed, attired, covered

From the past participle of the verb 'clothe', from Old English 'clāþian'.

Think of the phrase 'iron-clad', which means covered or protected by iron. This helps remember the 'covered' meaning.

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