- is
depicted with
wings on each arm or as a
woman with an
ostrich feather on her
head. The
meaning of this
emblem is uncertain,
although the god Shu, who...
-
Feathers are
epidermal growths that form a
distinctive outer covering, or plumage, on both
avian (bird) and some non-avian
dinosaurs and
other archosaurs...
- A pin
feather is a
developing feather on a bird. This
feather can grow as a new
feather during the bird's infancy, or grow to
replace one from moulting...
-
Featherhead may
refer to:
Brain Featherhead, a
fictional character in the Stare-Out
animated sketches Featherhead (Blues Traveler), a
fictional character...
- "Birds of a
Feather" is a song by
American singer-songwriter
Billie Eilish from her
third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft (2024). It was
released as...
- The
Feathered Serpent is a
prominent supernatural entity or
deity found in many
Mesoamerican religions. It is
called Quetzalcoatl among the Aztecs; ****ulkan...
- The
white feather is a
widely recognised propaganda symbol. The
white feather was most
prominently used in the 'white
feather movement' in
Britain during...
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accompanying bone,
derived from
whole carc****es of chicken,
exclusive of
feathers,
heads, feet and entrails. Meal here is used in the
sense of "an ingredient...
-
Tarring and
feathering is a form of
public torture where a
victim is
stripped naked, or
stripped to the waist,
while wood tar (sometimes hot) is either...
-
tropical storks,
commonly known as adjutants. The name
means thin (lepto)
feather (ptilos). Two
species are
resident breeders in
southern Asia, and the marabou...
