Difference between Feathered and Fledged

FEATHERED vs FLEDGED: ADJECTIVE

Having the chords of propeller blades parallel to the line of flight.
Moving swiftly.
Having feathering, as an animal's coat.
Covered, provided, or adorned with feathers.
Having or covered with feathers or plumage
Having a fringe of feathers, as the legs of certian birds; or of hairs, as the legs of a setter dog.
Clothed, covered, or fitted with (or as with) feathers or wings
Furnished with anything featherlike; ornamented; fringed.
Having feathers; -- said of an arrow, when the feathers are of a tincture different from that of the shaft.
Covered with feathers
Having the blades of oars or propellers parallel to the direction of motion
Of a finely bevelled edge
To be badly beaten
Having or covered with feathers
Adorned with feathers or plumes

Fringed with hair: said of certain breeds of dogs.
Fitted or furnished with a feather or feathers: as, a feathered arrow: used specifically in heraldry when the feathers are of a different tincture from the shaft: as, azure, feathered or.
In botany, same as feathery, 3.
In entomology, having parallel rays or branches, like the web of a feather; strongly pectinate: applied to the antennæ when the joints give out long branches on one or two sides, as in many moths.
Rivaling a bird in speed; winged.

Vaned, Aftershafted, Plumose, Plumelike, Pennate, Plumate, Flighted, Fledged, Plumy, Decorated, Adorned, Featherlike, Plumed, Plumaged, Feathery

Pupal, Bufflehead, Owlet, Nested, Hatched, Precocial, Right, Developed, Vaned, Full fledged, Fledgeling, Fledgling, Feathered, Fully fledged, Mature

Vaned, Plumose, Plumelike, Plumate, Pennate, Aftershafted, Flighted, Fledged, Plumy, Decorated, Adorned, Featherlike, Plumed, Plumaged, Feathery

Pupal, Bufflehead, Owlet, Nested, Hatched, Precocial, Right, Developed, Vaned, Full fledged, Fledgeling, Fledgling, Feathered, Fully fledged, Mature

Feathered headdresses should be banned from music festivals.
Can you do that with our feathered friend?
South Carolina overseers to be tarred and feathered.
Examples include dreadlocks, bindis, kimonos, and feathered headdresses.
As the feathered visitors eat, preen and perch.
Definitely going to make the Feathered Star quilt.
Some good stories about our fine feathered friends.
The Indians use them like feathered guard dogs.
PROPELLER FEATHERED A windmillingpropeller creates more drag than a feathered propeller.
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