fleshed adjective. [flɛʃt] LME.
[from FLESH noun, verb: see -ED², -ED¹.]
1. Covered or furnished with flesh. (Freq. preceded by specifying word.) LME.
■ C. Darwin A yellow or purple fleshed fruit.

2. Inured to or eager for battle or bloodshed. L16.
■ Shakespeare Richard III They were flesh'd villains, bloody dogs.
b. Bent upon the destruction or injury of (a person). E-M17.

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