roofed or covered with shingles (rectangular wooden tiles)

a tower surmounted by a shingled spire

shingled seaside cottages

(of a woman's hair) cut in such a way that the hair tapers from the back of the head to the nape of the neck

her shingled blonde hair

roof or clad with shingles

yesterday we fastened in the steel framework and shingled the roof

cut (a woman's hair) in a shingle

women began to bob their hair immediately after the war and were shingling it by 1925