downy
adjective (downy, downier, downiest)
Everyday
soft and fluffy, like the fine, light feathers of a young bird tree →
In the lessons
in tales a bird's or baby's soft, thin covering of feathers or hair
Examples
- The duckling had downy yellow feathers. tree →
- Dandelion seeds look soft and downy. tree →
- The baby's head was covered with downy hair. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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