American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - adj. Having lines or bands of different color or
texture. Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia - Having Stripes. See
streaked. Striped and streaked are synonymous, but differ
slightly as stripe and streak do, the former implying greater
firmness, evenness, and regularity of the markings indicated:
as, a striped zebra; streaked soap. - adj. Having stripes,
decorated or marked with bands differing in color. - v. Simple
past tense and past participle of stripe. GNU Webster's 1913 -
adj. Having stripes of different colors; streaked. - adj. marked
or decorated with stripes “Let's hope this guy eventually ends
up in striped or prison orange jammies.” “Under the title, there
is a cartoon of four grenouilles: * two of the frogs have on
sunglasses, the other two, sun hats -- all four frogs are in
striped swim trunks.” “A group of Edwardians in striped blazers
and straw boater hats, riding along on their bicycles, very slow
and stately, but in case of