Results for: brush with feathers
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apparatus for purifying gas, one who scrubs; brush or tool used for scrubbing, somebody or something that scrubsscrubber
apply with brush, backwoods, brush discharge, brushwood, bushy tail of fox, comb or polish with a brush; touch; rub against; pass by, electrical conductor, graze against something, light contact, move past something closely and quickly, reject somethin...brush
area where feathers growpteryla
artist which belongs to the impressionist school (artistic movement originating in the late 19th century which attempted to reproduce the effect of light on objects using short quick brush strokes), entertainerimpressionist
artistic movement originating in the late 19th century which attempted to reproduce the effect of light on objects using short quick brush strokes, music expressing impressions and feelings, school of paintingimpressionism
attraction, device attracting fish, device for recalling falcon, entice, recall falcon, something that entices, something which attracts, enticement; bait used to trap an animal or catch a fish; object of leather and feathers tied to a long line and us...lure
become offended by something, give something bristles, hair on brush, have large amount, have or set hair on end, short stiff hair, stand on end (of hair); be stiff or rigid with anger; be filled withbristle
bilaterally symmetrical, pinnate, with featherspennate; pennated
bird with black feathers, common European bird with black feathers, type of black song-birdblackbird
bird with elaborate ruff, card game, fancy pleated collar, high and frilled collar (worn during the 16th and 17th centuries), neck hair or feathers, play trump on different suit, playing of trump card, ruffleruff
bird with waxy tips on feathers, one of several species of grey-brown birds that are native to the northern hemisphere and have crested heads and red waxy tips on their featherswaxwing
breed of large chickens developed in Asia with thick feathers and feathered legscochin
brush away lightly, brushing movement, make thick and smooth, move quickly, place with a sweeping motion, small broom for dusting; utensil for whipping; act of whisking, something used to sweep things away, sweep; brush; draw, snatch; cause to be froth...whisk
brush down a horse with a currycomb (comb with metal teeth), comb used to groom horses, comb with metal teeth (for brushing down horses), groom with currycombcurrycomb
brush down a horse; prepare leather; beat, hit; flavor with curry powder, cook in highly spiced sauce, seasoning which is made from a combination of tumeric and other spices (commonly used in East Indian dishes); food seasoned with curry, groom, highly...curry
 

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