I. ˈstōrēd, ˈstȯr-, -rid adjective
Etymology: story (I) + -ed
1. : decorated with designs representing scenes from story or history
a storied frieze
a storied tapestry
storied windows richly dight — John Milton
2. : having a history : celebrated in story or history : interesting from the stories that relate to it
a country with a storied past — V.G.Heiser
these are storied mountains — Cornelius Weygandt
a storied family
II. adjective
or sto·reyed |stōrēd, |stȯr- -rid
Etymology: story (III) , storey + -ed
1. : having stories
dwarfing the petty, storied dwellings — Edwin Benson
— often used in combination
a two- storied house
2. of wood : characterized by somewhat regular transverse rows when viewed in tangential section : having the appearance of ripple marks
storied cambium