Feather Unscramble word

feather is a Scrabble word, feather uses Seven letters.
Scrabble point value for feather Thirteen points.
Words with Friends point value for feather: Thirteen points.

Unscrambled words using the letter's FEATHER

Below are the results of unscrambling feather. We found a total of 183 words by unscrambling the letters in feather.

Definitions of feather

British English : feather A bird's feathers are the light soft things covering its body....black ostrich feathers.ˈfɛðə NOUN

1. any of the flat light waterproof epidermal structures forming the plumage of birds, each consisting of a hollow shaft having a vane of barbs on either side. They are essential for flight and help maintain body temperature
2. something resembling a feather, such as a tuft of hair or grass
3. (archery ) a bird's feather or artificial substitute fitted to an arrow to direct its flight the feathered end of an arrow, opposite the head
4. a bird's feather or artificial substitute fitted to an arrow to direct its flight
5. the feathered end of an arrow, opposite the head
6. a strip, spline, or tongue of wood fitted into a groove
7. the wake created on the surface of the water by the raised periscope of a submarine
8. (rowing ) the position of an oar turned parallel to the water between strokes . Compare square (sense 8
9. a step in ballroom dancing in which a couple maintain the conventional hold but dance side by side
10. condition of spirits; fettle   ⇒  ■  in fine feather
11. something of negligible value; jot   ⇒  ■  I don't care a feather
12. See birds of a feather
13. See feather in one's cap
14. See not take a feather out of someone
15. a bird's feather or artificial substitute fitted to an arrow to direct its flight
16. the feathered end of an arrow, opposite the head

1. (transitive) to fit, cover, or supply with feathers
2. (transitive) to touch lightly
3. (rowing ) to turn (an oar) parallel to the water during recovery between strokes, principally in order to lessen wind resistance . Compare square (sense 41
4. (in canoeing) to turn (a paddle) parallel to the direction of the canoe between strokes, while keeping it in the water, principally in order to move silently
5. to change the pitch of (an aircraft propeller) so that the chord lines of the blades are in line with the airflow
6. (transitive) to join (two boards) by means of a tongue-and-groove joint
7. (intransitive) (of a bird) to grow feathers
8. (intransitive) to move or grow like feathers
9. See feather one's nest