irised

1. (of eyes) Having irises of a specified colour or kind.Examples: "Her eyes were gray-irised, and of that mould that seems to have belonged to the orbs of all the famous queens of hearts."; "The butler, a dark stout Dravidian with liquid yellow-irised eyes like those of a dog, brought the brandy on a brass tray."; "eyes also small, yet full-irised and thus like brown pellets under eyebrows low and thick"not-comparable

2. (dated, literary) Shining with colours like those of the rainbow.Examples: "two parhelia, irised and very bright; but their centres were nearly of the same color, as the true sun"; "the wreaths of fitful vapour gliding through groves of pine, and irised around the pillars of waterfalls"; "O for but a moment Of that old endowment— Light to gaily See thy daily Irisèd embowment!"Synonyms: iridescentdatedliterarynot-comparable

3. (mineralogy, chemistry, obsolete) Exhibiting the prismatic colours.Examples: "Heat decomposes this ammoniacal sulphure: in a certain space of time, a great many small irised needles, a line or two in length, are formed in it: they appear to be concrete ammoniacal sulphure in crystals."; "Yellow and irised quartz also occurs in mica slat in Fitchburg."Synonyms: irisatednot-comparableobsolete