feeted

He was afraid of everything, even his “feeted” pajamas, and he couldn’t go to sleep, it seemed, unless he could hold Miss Martin’s hand for a long time.

1958, Edith J[osephine] Agnew, Leo of Alaska, New York, N.Y.: Friendship Press, published 1959, →LCCN, page 70

It coordinates with one of those “feeted” pajamas with a shirred bib front.

1970 September 12, Jan Irwin Sadd, “The Pajama Scene”, in Chicago Tribune, page 21

Standing, eyes still half shut in cuddly feeted pajamas, holding onto the edge of a crib, with the creases from sleeping on the blanket in his cheeks.

1973, Babs H[odges] Deal, The Crystal Mouse, Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday & Company, Inc., →ISBN, pages 30–31

Residents agree that a little boy in feeted pajamas and with toys makes the dormitory feel like home.

1978 May 16, “Ole Miss dormitory son has loads of sisters for comfort, visiting”, in The Greenwood Commonwealth, 82nd year, number 116, Greenwood, Miss., page 3

The player can either he a little boy in blue feeted pajamas, or a little girl in a pink nightgown.

1987, “First 3-D Adventure Game For Preschools”, in Sierra Newsletter, volume one, number 2, Sierra On-Line, Inc.