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feather

[feth-er] / ˈfɛð ər /


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In a study published earlier this year, Dudley and colleagues at Berkeley analyzed feathers from 17 bird species and found alcohol metabolites in 10 of them.

From Science Daily

His ability to ruffle feathers is simply indicative of his desire to speed things up.

From The Wall Street Journal

And who thought that would be enough feathers for the Carnival costumes?

From The Wall Street Journal

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

From Salon

On the day Brooks found her feather in 1994, she had just had her seventh and final audition for a small part in the rom-com “While You Were Sleeping.”

From Los Angeles Times