1. tattooed - Adjective
2. tattooed - Verb
of Tattoo
Source: Webster's dictionaryAlthough Ishmael initially is afraid of Queequeg as a tattooed cannibal, he soon decides, "Better sleep with a sober cannibal than a drunken Christian." Source: Internet
All Volantene slaves have facial tattoos denoting their profession: for instance, sex slaves have tears tattooed on their faces, and the tiger cloaks have tiger stripes. Source: Internet
A slave bore an identification mark, removable only by a surgical operation, that later consisted of his owner's name tattooed or branded on the arm. Source: Internet
Associations Historical associations seeAlso An 1888 Japanese woodblock print of a prostitute biting her handkerchief in pain as her arm is tattooed. Source: Internet
An anti-Blaine cartoon presents him as the "tattooed man," with many indelible scandals. Source: Internet
Buckley’s aspiring country singer has tattooed on her arm “three chords and the truth,” a phrase that rings true for this simple, quiet film and the intensely moving song that Buckley sings at the end. Source: Internet