tiled

IPA: tˈaɪɫd

Constructed from, or decorated with tiles.
(Freemasonry) Of a lodge, having been sealed against intrusions from unauthorised people.

Examples of "tiled" in Sentences

The floor of the nave and chancel is tiled.
Second Life uses a single world with the "tiled" paradigm
The process is commonly known as tiled-printing or rasterbation.
Lady Lufton, who understood as well as any woman what it is to be "tiled" with a friend, took all this in good part.
On the same kind of tiled floor, of which the monotonous squares had maddened Turnbull's eye and brain, was sitting a figure which was startlingly short even for a child, only that the enormous head was ringed with hair of a frosty grey.
A four-hundred-acre tract of the tallest corn I ever saw was once pointed out to me in Greene County and this plantation, it was explained, had been a worthless bog before Mrs. Owen "tiled" it; and later I saw stalks of this corn displayed in the rooms of the
But when the internal convictions are brought out between two or three who are personally interested together, -- between two or three who feel that their little gathering is, so to say, "tiled", -- those internal convictions differ very much from the external convictions.