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View definitions for feathered

feathered

adjective as in feathery

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adjective as in tufted

adjective as in winged

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Dual feeders let you offer two types of seed at once, attracting an even wider variety of feathered friends.

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All over the estate, nests were being feathered and cozy family-sized burrows dug.

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Beowulf packed up his sketch pad and pastel crayons; he was a talented artist and highly skilled at depicting each bird in all its beaked and feathered glory.

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The 77-year-old wore a blue feathered hat made by a milliner to the late Queen and carried a bag designed by Lady Victoria.

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Today, the penacho on display in Vienna is the only surviving feathered headdress among the multitudes that once proliferated in the region.

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