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Multi-word Results
| birds of a feather |
a group of people who have similar interests, values, opinions, or backgrounds. (from the expression "Birds of a feather flock together.") |
| feather in one's cap |
an accomplishment or achievement; something that does one credit. |
| feather one's nest |
to exploit an opportunity to enrich oneself, esp. to the disadvantage or at the expense of others. |
| flight feather |
any of the larger, stronger feathers in the wing or tail of a bird that are crucial for its flight. |
| sea feather |
any of several anthozoans that have a featherlike shape. |
| show the white feather |
to act in a cowardly fashion, esp. in wartime. |
| tar and feather |
to punish or humiliate by covering with tar and feathers. |
| white feather |
a symbol or sign of cowardice. |
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