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Meanings of scarlet feather in English
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Usage of scarlet feather in English
1
The brilliant scarlet feather of the arrow quivered in the baggy roll of flesh.
2
Bakahenzie stood upright, his scarlet feather fluorescent in the fire-glow.
3
In war trim, I reckon. And he took a tiny wisp of scarlet feather from a fork.
4
It was carved, perfectly smooth and round, and fletched with a few tiny slivers of scarlet feather.
5
A scarlet feather was in his hat, and he wore a scarlet cloak which the weather had stained.
6
And so Lucy came to him, looking dangerously charming in her green riding-habit-with the scarlet feather sweeping from her hat.
7
Let not people say of her, "Did you see that ugly girl with that scarlet feather in her hat?"
8
All scarlet were his hose and jerkin, and scarlet was his cowled cap, with a scarlet feather stuck in the side of it.
9
Down in front, close to the platform, sat a small boy, his eyes fixed on the young Indian who wore the scarlet feather.
10
To it was attached, by a golden chain and pin, a curious scarlet feather, which was supposed to be that of a flamingo.
11
I could see the front rows, full of faces, and among them I picked out a scarlet feather and below it Gus's startled face.
12
The American flamingo, with his gorgeous scarlet feathers, is a superb fellow.
13
Behind a mask of scarlet feathers her eyes gleamed black.
14
Red Plume wears a headdress of brilliant scarlet feathers.
15
On his broad chest the scarlet Ghost Bear reared; on his crest the scarlet feathers slanted low.
16
His scarlet feathers are now replaced by an autumn coat of olive and yellow not unlike his mate's.