feathered
adjective
uk/ˈfeð.əd/us/ˈfeð.ɚd/havingfeathers:
有羽毛的Theydiscoveredremarkablefossilsof a feathereddinosaur.
decoratedwith or made usingfeathers:
Sheworeagreensuit, a featheredhatandblackgloves.
havingthreads,lines, oredgesof differentlengths, giving asoftappearance:
The early 1980s was atimeof featheredhairandpastelclothes.
Instead of oneharshline,applythepaintinsmall, featheredstrokes.
Thepetalshave featherededges.
(of an animal'sbody,tail, orlegs) havinglonghairsthathangdown:
Thedogwas ahugeandshaggyanimalwith agreatfeatheredtail.
The Sheltie'slegsare feathered.
- Children will be setting upbirdfeedersandcountingthe featheredcreaturesintheirschoolgrounds.
- Inwinter, the ptarmigan hasthicklyfeatheredfeetandtoesactingassnowshoes.
- Heappearedas a featheredangel.
- Thearrowwas made of asinglehardstick, feathered andpointedwithtransparentflint.
- Thedresswas hand-paintedsilkwith featherededges.
- Ilovethebluefeatherededgingon theceramicplates.
- Iworemyhairin a featheredlayercut.
The skin, hair & bone of non-human animals
- astrakhan
- baleen
- bristly
- bushy
- coated
- dander
- eiderdown
- feather
- fleece
- fur
- hackles
- horsehair
- lambswool
- mane
- mother-of-pearl
- sable
- seashell
- sheepskin
- spine
- wishbone
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Idiom
feathered friend