sabled

English

Etymology

From sable +‎ -ed.

Adjective

sabled (comparative more sabled, superlative most sabled)

1. (poetic) black or sable in colour
   • 1864, Harper's New Monthly Magazine, volume 28, page 495:

     There is medicine in the brown earth, the green grass, the silver waters, the blue heavens, the golden and sabled night.

Anagrams

• Baldes, Blades, blades