Adjective: feathered fe-dhu(r)d- Having or covered with feathers
"our feathered friends" - Adorned with feathers or plumes
"a feathered hat"; - feathery, plumy Verb: feather fe-dhu(r)- Join tongue and groove, in carpentry
- Cover or fit with feathers
- Grow feathers
"The young sparrows are feathering already"; - fledge - (computer graphics) blend the pixels of an image with those of a background or a neighbouring image
- (canoeing) turn the paddle so the blade is parallel to the water flow
- (rowing) turn the oar so the blade is parallel to the water but in the air, reducing resistance and noise
- Change the angle of the blades of an aircraft propeller so they are parallel to the air flow (reducing drag and stopping windmilling)
See also: adorned, aftershafted, decorated, featherlike, feathery, fledged, flighted, pennate, plumaged, plumate, plumed, plumelike, plumose, plumy, vaned, velvety-plumaged Type of: acquire, conjoin [formal], cover, develop, get, grow, join, produce Antonym: featherless Encyclopedia: Feathered Feather, Victor |