Jacketed
/ˈdʒækɪtɪd/noun
Covered or provided with a jacket, or wearing a jacket.
Did you know?Jacket comes from a French diminutive of a personal name, so the word’s history is less occult spell and more a surprisingly human story of naming, fashion, and status.
Etymological Timeline
Early 14th Century
Old French
jaquet
“A short coat or tunic; also a diminutive form of a personal name”
Middle English
English
jaket
“A close-fitting outer garment, often worn for protection or as part of armor”
16th Century
English
jacket
“A short coat”
19th Century
English
jacketed
“Provided with or wearing a jacket; later extended to things enclosed in a protective covering”
Modern English
English
jacketed
“Covered with a jacket or protective outer layer”