Feather Word Search
Play free online Feather word search puzzles in your browser. Find hidden words themed around Feather — no download or signup required. Choose Quick, Easy, Medium, or Hard difficulty and track stars as you clear each pack.
This theme includes about 20 puzzles across difficulty levels.
Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: BRERE, SPLATS, ABAFT, COLES, THAWER, PHIAL, FOVEAE, RENNE, ARISE, BIRDS, SKINS, BEAKS, WINGS, VANED, COVER, HAIRS.
Feather word list, defined
- ABAFT /əˈbæft/ · adverb (also used as a preposition)
- In a ship or boat, situated toward or at the stern; behind. As a preposition, it means 'behind' or 'in the rear of' a specified point on a vessel. Related: astern, aft, behind, rearward.
- COLES /kəʊlz/ · noun
- Coles are plants of the cabbage family, Brassica oleracea, including cabbages, kale, and related cultivated varieties; the word is chiefly a plural or collective form of "cole." It is also a common English surname. Related: brassicas, cabbages, kale, greens.
- THAWER /ˈθɔːr/ (US); /ˈθɔː/ (British non-rhotic) · noun
- A container, appliance, or other thing used to thaw frozen food; more generally, a person or thing that thaws or causes something to thaw.
- PHIAL /ˈfaɪəl/ (British); /faɪəl/ (American) · noun
- A small, usually narrow-necked bottle, especially one made of glass and used for holding medicine or another liquid. Related: vial, bottle, ampoule.
- FOVEAE /ˈfoʊvi.iː/ · noun
- The plural of fovea: a small pit or depression, most notably the tiny central depression of the retina (the fovea centralis) where visual acuity is sharpest. Related: pits, depressions, hollows, cavities.
- RENNE /ˈrɛnə/ · noun
- A feminine given name, especially used in the Netherlands, that is a Dutch variant of Renée.
- ARISE /əˈraɪz/ · verb
- To come into being or begin to exist; to present itself or occur, as when problems, questions, or opportunities emerge. Also, to get up or stand up from a sitting, kneeling, or lying position. Related: emerge, occur, come up, originate.
- BIRDS /bɜːrdz/ · noun
- Birds are warm-blooded vertebrate animals characterized by feathers, toothless beaked jaws, the laying of hard-shelled eggs, and most commonly the ability to fly. Related: fowl, avian creatures, feathered friends, winged creatures.
- SKINS /skɪnz/ · noun
- The outer covering of a person, animal, fruit, or other natural object. In informal use, “skins” can also mean people in general. Related: skin, hides, pelt, rind.
- BEAKS /biːks/ · noun
- The hard, pointed, projecting mouthpart of a bird, consisting of upper and lower jaws covered in keratin, used for eating, grooming, and manipulating objects. By extension, any similar pointed structure, such as the proboscis of an insect or the prow of a ship. Related: bills, mandibles, nibs, snouts.
- WINGS /wɪŋz/ · noun; verb (third-person singular present)
- The paired appendages of a bird or other flying animal that provide lift and enable flight. By extension, wings are the projecting surfaces of an aircraft, and the word can also refer to the sides of a theatre or figurative means of progress or influence. Related: feathers, pinions, airfoils, extensions.
- VANED /veɪnd/ · adjective
- Having, bearing, or fitted with a vane or vanes. The term is especially used of sails, propellers, rotors, and other devices fitted with projecting blades that guide movement through air or water. Related: vane-bearing, blade-equipped, vaned-out.
- COVER /ˈkʌvər/ (US), /ˈkʌvə(r)/ (UK) · verb, noun
- To place something over or upon another thing so as to protect, conceal, or enclose it; also to deal with, include, or be sufficient for a range of subjects or needs. As a noun, it is the thing that covers — a lid, layer, shelter, or protection. Related: conceal, shelter, blanket, encompass.
- HAIRS /hɛərz/ (British), /hɛrz/ (American) · noun
- The plural form of hair, referring to individual filaments growing from the scalp, body, or other animals. In some contexts, it refers collectively to several such filaments. Related: strands, locks, tresses, wisps.
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