Meaning & Definition of word "Feathered"

Feathered

/ˈfɛð.ərd/

1. Past tense of feather, meaning to cover with feathers or to adorn.
- Example: The artist feathered the edges of the painting to create a softer look.

1. Covered or adorned with feathers.
- Example: The exotic bird had a feathered plumage that shimmered in the sunlight.
2. Having features resembling feathers, such as being soft or light.
- Example: She wore a beautiful feathered hat that added elegance to her outfit.
3. Relating to or resembling a feather or feathers.
- Example: The dancer's costume was embellished with feathered fringes that flowed gracefully.

●Derived from the word 'feather', which comes from Old English 'feðer'.

feathered friend:

A bird, often used affectionately.

feathered nest:

A comfortable and secure home.

feathered out:

To spread out like feathers.

feather:

A structure that makes up the plumage of birds.

plumage:

The feathers covering a bird.

down:

The soft feathers found underneath the tougher exterior feathers.

Meaning: To have hair styled in a way that resembles feathers.

● Example Sentence: Her hair was so feathered in the 80s that she looked like a bird.

Meaning: To be under the influence of drugs, particularly in an airy, light-headed way.

● Example Sentence: After that party, I felt feathered for days.