From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmarbledmar‧bled /ˈmɑːbəld $ ˈmɑːr-/ adjective 1 Chaving an irregular pattern of lines and colours a marbled book cover marbled meat (=with lines of fat in it)2 made of marble the marbled hallway
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marbled• Early maturing, prime marbled beef.• Between head and pillow, a hard rectangle was interposed, the marbled cardboard of a notebook, sea-green.• An old register, a large rectangular book with a marbled cover, rested on top of the desk.• Fold into the semi-frozen purée to give a marbled effect.• I gaped at the expansive marbled entryway, the elegant chandeliers, and white-tiled floors.• a marbled floor• In the chest of drawers were notebooks, some bound in marbled paper, some in kid.• a marbled silk scarf• The marbled staircase leads to 126 rooms and suites filled with period furniture.• I had expected something like the Central Y, with high ceilings, impressive stone pillars, and marbled stairs. 