bifocaled

English

Alternative forms

• bifocalled

Etymology

From bifocals +‎ -ed.

Adjective

bifocaled (not comparable)

1. wearing bifocals
   • 1996 September 13, Craig Keller, “Sister Act”, in Chicago Reader‎^[1]:

     What have I got?" the bifocaled, hard-of-hearing Bubbie would inquire of her doctor in one scene. "

   • 2004 October 8, Matt Devens, “I'm in Love With Love”, in Chicago Reader‎^[2]:

     At their August gig at the Double Door, twentysomething hipsters mingled with the bifocaled, relaxed-fit-dungaree set--in sharp contrast to the lavish shows I've seen Paul McCartney and Brian Wilson put on recently, where the number of fans under 40 was mathematically insignificant.