feathered
- adjective
- /ˈfɛðərd/
- A painting of a warrior dressed in jaguar skin and wearing a feathered headdress decorates one cave wall.
- feathered headdress
- feathered bonnet
- feathered costume
And like a massive quill, a huge, huge feathered quill, yes.
- And like a massive quill, a huge, huge feathered quill, yes.
- OK, now Kuku Khan was shown as what's called a feathered dragon.
- I don't know if you've met her, but she has brought some feathered friends for us to spend some time with.
- My periodically Guild friend of feathered pen and finned fishes.
Examples
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This was just yesterday, and this is an Oscar de la Renta feathered gown.
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Get a feathered hat for the baby
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She had a really stunning kind of feathered dragon armor display.
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A golden-haired god, dressed in white with large, feathered wings, hovered in the air.
Fiction book (1995) -
The effigies were finally dressed in feathered tunics and adorned with necklaces and trophy heads.
Academic text (2008) -
The bird's brightly colored feathered wings shimmered in the sunlight.
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She wore a beautiful dress decorated with feathered patterns.
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At the costume party, he stood out in his feathered hat and cape.
Synonyms
Having feathers on a bird or used as decoration on clothing
Having soft feathers like a bird's crest
Having a certain kind of feathers, often with bright color
Wearing bright feathers or the best clothes and looking proud
Having feathers or parts that let birds and arrows fly
Antonyms
Compounds
How Feathery
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word feathered comes from the old English root feather meaning 'feather' and the ending -ed that shows 'having', so feathered means 'covered with or decorated with feathers'.