1. wearing a frock or dress; dressed in a frock
2. ordained as a member of the clergy; invested with clerical authority
Usage: often used in the phrase 'frocked priest' or 'frocked minister'

Examples

• The frocked children lined up for the school photograph.
• She appeared in the portrait frocked in a blue velvet gown.
• The frocked clergy processed solemnly down the aisle.
• He became a frocked priest at the age of twenty-five.
• The frocked figures in the painting represent the religious order.
• Young girls in frocked dresses danced at the festival.