archwayed

English

Etymology

From archway +‎ -ed.

Adjective

archwayed (not comparable)

1. Having an archway.
   • 1901, Alexander Neilson Cumming, Public-house reform: an explanation with an appendix:

     A pretty archwayed porch, with ornamental iron gates, stands out invitingly, and when you enter the inner door you find restfulness...

   • 1917, John Galsworthy, Beyond:

     ...and away to the west the archwayed, tawny rock that cut off the line of coast was like a dream-shape.