adjective
Etymology: partly from marble (I) + -ed, partly from past participle of marble (II)
1.
a. : done in or covered with marble
the marbled likeness of the emperor
the marbled exterior of the building
b. : marked by an extensive use of marble as an architectural or decorative feature
an ancient marbled city
2. : having markings or a coloration that resembles or is suggestive of marble
a dog with a handsome marbled coat
specifically : having a veined, streaked, or mottled appearance through being subjected to a process of marbling
marbled endpapers
marbled glass
marbled slate
marbled calfskin
3. : marked by an intermixture of fat and lean
a well marbled cut of meat