tufted
- adjective
- /ˈtʌftɪd/
- They didn't embrace, just sat down on the kind of tufted bench you find in a powder room.
- tufted chair
- tufted leather
- tufted window seat
The unlikely silhouette of a common horned owl with sharp, sharp tufted ears, rust brown face with white feathers, and chin and throat mottled Gray and brown body.
- The unlikely silhouette of a common horned owl with sharp, sharp tufted ears, rust brown face with white feathers, and chin and throat mottled Gray and brown body.
Examples
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The artist chose a tufted ottoman as her centerpiece, showcasing its plush texture and vibrant color.
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All the walls are tufted, like tufted like fabric.
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Tufted ears poked up through shaggy black hair that hung nearly to his shoulders.
Fiction book (1992) -
He looked surprised but didn't comment as she slid to the end of the red tufted booth and stood up.
Fiction book (1999) -
Then methought the air grew denser, perfumed by an unseen sensor swung by Seraphim, whose footfalls tinkled on the tufted floor.
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The elegant living room was decorated with a beautiful tufted sofa that invited guests to sit down.
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She admired the tufted throw pillows on the couch, which added a touch of sophistication to the room.
Synonyms
Having a small raised tuft on the head, like some birds or plants
With a crest of feathers on the head like a woodpecker
Having small clumps of hair, fur, or grass
Seeds that have a small group of soft hairs to help them float or stick to animals
A seed or fruit with a soft tuft of hair to help it travel in the wind
Having a small bunch of feathers or hair on top of the head
Having many small clumps of grass that stick up
Compounds
A small gray songbird with a crest on its head found in eastern North America
A small perennial plant that grows in clumps with bright pink or white flowers
How Tufted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tufted comes from the simple word tuft, which means a 'small bunch' of hair, threads, or feathers. So a tufted animal or item is one that has little bunches or patches of hair or feathers.