wattled

Wattled describes something having wattles—the fleshy, often colorful folds of skin hanging from the throat or head of certain birds like turkeys and roosters.

It also describes construction made with wattle, an ancient building technique using interwoven sticks and branches plastered with mud: wattled huts, a wattled fence.

A wattled bird has prominent throat flaps; a wattled wall has a woven framework.