covered with or infested by fleas.
Past participle of 'beflea,' formed with the regular '-ed' ending to create an adjective describing something that has been affected by fleas.
While 'beflea' exists in historical texts, 'befleaed' is vanishingly rare—it's a ghost word that shows how productive word-formation rules can generate words that almost nobody actually uses or needs.
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