1. decorated or covered with a diaper pattern (a repeating geometric design of small diamonds or lozenges)
Usage: archaic or literary; chiefly used in heraldry and historical textile descriptions

Examples

• The bediapered tapestry hung in the great hall, its intricate diamond pattern catching the firelight.
• Medieval manuscripts often featured bediapered borders in gold and crimson.
• The bediapered fabric was a sign of wealth and fine craftsmanship.
• Heraldic shields were sometimes bediapered to add visual complexity to the design.