Synonyms:
carved, carven
Meaning: made for or formed by carving (`carven' is archaic or literary); "the carved fretwork"; "an intricately carved door"; "stood as if carven from stone"
Usage examples
That is change enough from a carved wooden figure.
How different from the words carved over heathen tombs!
It was of wood and carved to resemble an elephant's head.
The carved totem-pole monuments are the most striking of the objects displayed here.
The mantelpiece was of the same heavy description, carved with Jacobean pilasters and scroll-work.
Eteoneus carved the meat and gave them each their portions, while Megapenthes poured out the wine.
We built the mysteriousness of the Universe into the Pyramids, carved it into every line of the Sphinx.
Seeing how a certain bird carved holes in the trunks of trees, he learned how to make and use the chisel.
His chair, supported by a carved gun-carriage, was modeled upon the ponderous proportions of a 32-inch mortar.
Their coaches, which you can hear grinding the wheels two leagues off, are illuminated, carved, and hung with ribbons.