Synonyms:
crowned
Meaning: having an (artificial) crown on a tooth; "had many crowned teeth"
Usage examples
At last they crowned Him with the crown of thorns and crucified Him.
Eric crowned himself with bloodroot and contrived grass sandals for his feet.
If I had succeeded I should have been crowned with glory, but now I'm trapped."
She ran quick with a little cry, and coming again, sat crowned, incarnadine in the blushing depths of the gold.
Its shores seemed covered with greenery from its beaches to its summits inland, crowned by Mt. Kapogo, which is 476 fathoms high.
The whole army of Pope was massed along the left bank of the river and every high point was crowned with heavy batteries of artillery.
At half-past eleven their guide stopped at a place where two high pillars, crowned with some heraldic stonework, flanked a huge iron gate.
Then, following the captain's example, I let myself be crowned with my heavy copper sphere, and our air tanks immediately went into action.
Soon after this prosperous success, an event happened which crowned Henry's joy--the birth of a son, who was baptized by the name of Edward.
Julia Cloud led her out to the upper porch with its rush rugs, willow chairs, and table, and its stone wall crowned with blooming plants and trailing vines.