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feather

noun as in tuft of bird; plumage

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Example Sentences

The scuttled offer apparently did little to ruffle feathers.

That posture will surely ruffle the feathers of an “America First” president enamored of dictators and disdainful of allies.

Yet none of the furry or feathered stars of this meditative, wondrous adventure need to wisecrack their way into our hearts.

Mr Hancock also alluded to how he had had to “ruffle some feathers” to protect the NHS from political interference.

From BBC

Looks were styled with exaggerated hats, including an oversized leather newsboy cap with eyelets, and a white baseball cap transformed to sculptural effect with white feathers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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