furlike
- adjective
- The kitten's coat had a soft, furlike texture that made it irresistible to pet.
Examples
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She wore a furlike scarf that kept her warm during the chilly winter months.
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The blanket was made of a furlike material that felt cozy against her skin.
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It had almost a furlike quality, a texture that wasn't visible to his VISOR, but his hand picked it up.
Fiction book (1992) -
Their highly developed sense of smell and hearing, their furlike feathers and low body temperature, and other physiological specialties have led scientists to award these birds the status of "honorary mammals."
Academic text (1993)
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How Furry
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Morphology
Etymology
Furlike comes from the simple word fur, meaning 'soft animal hair', and the ending -like, meaning 'similar to'. So, furlike describes something that 'feels like' or looks like fur.