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feather

[feth-er] / ˈfɛð ər /


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“She roused her feathers and soon after, more tea kettle whistles came,” the nonprofit wrote in the post.

From Los Angeles Times

He discovered that inside the cave was a soft feather mattress, somewhat old and musty, but still bliss to lie upon.

From Literature

The day they reached Grandpa’s store, Papa was just about all in and had his mind set on sleeping in one of Grandma’s feather beds.

From Literature

It always tickled my brain like a feather, but my true name, if I really had one, never surfaced all the way.

From Literature

Scientists have discovered that an annual event when Emperor penguins completely shed and regrow their feathers is putting the birds in peril as Antarctica is transformed by a warming world.

From BBC