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Meanings of feathered in English
Having or covered with feathers.
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Usage of feathered in English
1
The feathered game shooting is very good in the neighbourhood of Constantinople.
2
These in turn feathered out into the tiny laterals across the meadow.
3
These were the love-days in bird-land-themating time for all feathered things.
4
It was a feathered spear; not large, but the handle was gold-mounted.
5
She takes a few strides, sliding across the stage in feathered mules.
6
The human vulture has something of the ferocity of his feathered prototype.
7
The first feathered creatures were very different from the birds of to-day.
8
We know more about the feathered tribes than the mammalia of Mexico.
9
The feet are not feathered, and the legs and beak are shorter.
10
The iora is a feathered exquisite, about the size of a tomtit.
11
She was very handsome in her rich furs and dark, feathered hat.
12
But too many folk been gettin' feathered off in the trees lately.
13
Here I got a little brush from the wings of dewy-feathered sleep.
14
The feathered ends of a dozen arrows were sticking out of him.
15
Presently he took off his feathered coat and threw it away, saying:
16
All white-feathered fowl, in spite of yellow legs, look cadaverous when picked.
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Feathered across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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