tufted

adjfeathery

Synonyms for tufted

adj feathery

Word Origin & History

late 14c., perhaps from Old French touffe "tuft of hair," either from Late Latin tufa "a kind of crest on a helmet" (also found in Late Greek toupha), or from a Germanic source (cf. Old High German zopf, Old Norse toppr "tuft, summit;" see top (n.1)).

Example Sentences for tufted

Carefully they explored the bushes, and surveyed each clump of tufted trees.

There is a fire of autumn colour in the tufted woods that embosom Fernilea.

Sometimes she thought she was picking berries on the tufted coverlet.

The tip of its tail is tufted with black hair, which is rather long and bushy.

Aunt Charlotte finished them off at the wrists with a tufted border.

He leaned back against the tufted arm and stretched himself.

The style is tufted on one side, and the pods are smooth and erect.

The leaves are in clusters of five and are tufted at the ends of the branches.

The three tufted hens, like three highwaymen, were close upon her.

That's the hair-dresser scent of that fop, with his tufted top-piece.

tufted

Synonyms for tufted

hairy

pilose

rough

rougher

roughest

tufted

Synonyms for tufted

More words related to tufted

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hairy

pilose

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rougher

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