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Definition of aisled
: having aisles an aisled hall; especially : having aisles of a specified kind or number —used in combination spacious, wide-aisled stores In 1479, a simple one-aisled church had been added to this chapel so that a picture of the Virgin could be worshipped there. — Fred Leeman, Hidden Images, 1976
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First Known Use of aisled
circa 1552
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