railinged

English

Etymology

railing +‎ -ed

Adjective

railinged (not comparable)

1. (nonstandard) Having railings.
   • 1990, Craig Thoman, Wildcat:

     On the apron near the terminal, on the railinged roof of the terminal with the sightseers and relatives, behind glass.

   • 2001, Neil Baldwin, Edison: inventing the century:

     Three levels of booklined shelves encircle the room, protected behind railinged galleries connected by a steep staircase.

   • 2010, Alastair Reynolds, Terminal World:

     Halfway to the front, two airmen were manning a small machine-gun position - two pedestal-mounted weapons set on a railinged platform - but as yet they weren't firing.

Anagrams

• derailing, grindelia, redialing