carded
Asked for identification
Carded describes someone who has been asked to show identification, typically to verify legal age for purchasing alcohol or entering a bar: I still get carded at liquor stores.
Being carded can feel flattering to older adults—it implies they look young.
In textile work, carded refers to fiber that has been combed and aligned before spinning: carded wool.
Arranged hair neatly
- fiberPlant-based digestive aid
- woolSheared animal fiber
- cottonPlant fiber for textiles
- preparedMade ready beforehand
fleece · roving · sliver · batt · spinning · aligned · disentangled · blended
Venue entrance enforcer
Blocked from entry
- deniedRefused or disavowed
- blacklistedFormally excluded or barred
- bannedOfficially disallowed
- excludedShut out, denied entry
prohibited · unwelcome · ejected · removed · 86ed
combed
Arranged hair neatly
prepared · fleece · roving · sliver · batt · spinning · aligned · disentangled · blended
bouncer
Venue entrance enforcer
barred
Blocked from entry
- deniedRefused or disavowed
- blacklistedFormally excluded or barred
- bannedOfficially disallowed
excluded · prohibited · unwelcome · ejected · removed · 86ed
keycard
Electronic entry credential
turnstile · proximity · scanner · smartcard · chip · gate · tap · lanyard · clearance · credential
- packagingbox, bag, bottle, can, jar
- NonwovensTyvek, wipes, baby wipes, wet wipes, cleaning wipes
- collectingcollector, art collection, stamp collecting, collectible, coin collecting
- grading termsmint, near mint, excellent, very good, good
- credit cardsBorrowed-money payment tools
- playing cardsNumbered suited game pieces
- gift cardPrepaid retail currency
- birthday cardWritten celebration acknowledgment
- report cardStudent evaluation summary
- debit cardPayment from checking account
card, cards, postcard, credit card, greeting card, scorecard, index card, carding, wildcard