Definition of daedal

1950: Barquentine went into a form of a trance, the well-heads of his eyes appearing to cloud over and become opaque like miniature sargassos, of dull chalky-blue " the cataract veil " for it seemed that he was trying to remember the days of his adolescence. " Mervyn Peake, Titus Groan

Etymology: Latin daedalus, from Greek "skilful".

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