Results for: brush with feathers
English English
brush with feathersfeather duster
a small war, fire in dry brush, involving local military, small crisisbrushfire
act of cleaning with a broom; continuous curving motion or shape; continuous extent; reach; chimney sweep; search made to remove hidden electronic listening devices, bout of cleaning with a brush, broad range, brush against the ground, brushing stroke,...sweep
act of drawing the tongue across a surface; blow, hit; burst of energy; speed; small amount; salt lick, beat somebody, bit of something, brief improvisation, brush against something, defeat a competitor, draw tongue across over a surface (to taste, moi...lick
act of kissing, touch of the lips (sign of affection); gentle touch, light touch, brush or caress with the lips, caress done with the lips, gentle passing touch, sideswipe, small piece of candy, touch one ball against another, touch something gently, t...kiss
add frill to, decorate with a fringe, decorate with a ruffle, decorative band with many folds, make into frill, paper band with fringed edge, ruff of feathers, fur, or skin, lace edging, decorative trim; something which resembles a frill (i.e. a ruff o...frill
add something to a surface using paint, apply color to a surface; create a work of art with paint; make a design on a surface with paint; put makeup on; describe something in words; apply with a brush like paint, apply cosmetics to the face or nails, a...paint
additional feature, blow, whipping; (Medicine) apoplexy, sudden stoppage of blood flow to the brain; method of swimming (i.e. backstroke, etc.); light touch, caress; mark left by a writing implement, brush or pen line, caress something, caressing movem...stroke
alter propeller blades, arrow attachment, attire, blunt end of arrow, connect boards with tongue-and-groove, cover something with feathers, cut hair to form layers, fit something with feathers, flaw in precious stone, fray, grow feathers, horizontal oa...feather
American Indian shelter that has a roof made of a framework of poles covered by brush or matting, Native N American hut, wikiupwickiup
anger; vexation, dandruff, Ireland, scales of hair or feathersdander
annoy somebody, beat ruffle on a drum, behave arrogantly, gather into pleats, crease; muss, dishevel; agitate, disturb; annoy, irritate, gather or pleat, glance quickly through something, irritating thing, low drumbeat, make feathers erect, make waves ...ruffle
any bird with red feathers (esp. a cardinal)redbird
any bird with reddish feathers on its chest (esp. a robin); species of freshwater sunfish native to the eastern United States, bird with red chest, fish with red bellyredbreast
any of a number of birds that eat insects and have grey or blue feathers, bird that eats insectsvireo
 

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