Wiktionary
a. Wearing a tunic.
Usage examples of "tunicked".
English, and we had a guide one of those scarlet- tunicked Beefeater guys all to ourselves.
Alexandria, and amidst these were many merchants in the Eastern costume, whose loose and peculiar robes, painted and gemmed slippers, and composed and serious countenances, formed a striking contrast to the tunicked forms and animated gestures of the Italians.
His blue tunicked uniform rivaled that of Drake himself for simplicity.
The grey stone town depressed her and she was only briefly revived by the spectacle outside the station of an immaculate brougham drawn by two black horses with a gaitered and tunicked Mr Dodd holding the door open for her.
From his present vantage point he could look down into the drill grounds where thousands of young Baidee, tunicked and turbaned, identical as grains of sand, engaged in weapons practice.