Betrimmed

Face of the daintiest shade, / Eyes of the tenderest brown, / Ankle so neatly displayed; / Furbelowed, lace-betrimmed gown; […]

I clap a silk gown on my girl's back. Never a knight's lady shall be better betrimmed or betrinketed.

Alexia […] fanned vigorously, so that she set all the feathers on her much-betrimmed hat into a violent flutter.

The regular army made a splendid show at [William] McKinley's inauguration, and it took part, as I have already said, in the holiday parade clad in its holiday clothes. […] It was not all the militia—perhaps it was not most of the militia—that appeared in the betrimmed streets on this gala occasion in the toggery of the campaign.