barcoded

English

Etymology

From barcode +‎ -ed.

Adjective

barcoded (not comparable)

1. Marked or numbered with a barcode.
   • 1974 August 7, Edith Holmes, “Scanner, Mini Combined in Inventory, Shipping System”, in Computerworld:

     […] the scanner-computer system reads the decimal bar-coded label on the box of each finished product.

Derived terms

• debarcoded
• nonbarcoded
• unbarcoded

Anagrams

• brocaded