US /smɑːkt/ UK /smɒkt/
adj Freq #363168

Meanings

  1. 1
    adj

    wearing or dressed in a smock

    Smocked elders gathered beside the fairground stalls to see what had happened.

  2. 2
    adj

    decorated or fitted with smocking, a pattern of gathered ornamental stitching

    The child wore a smocked dress with blue embroidery across the chest.

Thesaurus

Synonyms
1 adj · wearing or dressed in a smock smock-clad
2 adj · decorated or fitted with... gatheredembroidered
Word family
Related forms smocksmockingapron

Etymology

Formed from smock + -ed. Smock comes from Old English smoc, a loose garment. Smocked can mean "wearing a smock" or describe fabric worked with smocking, the decorative technique that gathers cloth into elastic folds with stitching.

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