Covered with beaver fur; trimmed or decorated with beaver; resembling or made of beaver material.
Past participle of beaver (verb), combining beaver (the animal) with the past tense suffix -ed. Developed as English speakers needed adjectives to describe objects made from or adorned with beaver fur.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, beavered clothing was a status symbol—only wealthy people could afford garments trimmed with expensive beaver fur, so 'beavered' literally meant 'I'm rich enough to afford this luxurious trim!'
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