The Frenche kyng sette hymself on a courser barded, covered with purple sattin, broched with golde, and embraudered with corbyns fethers round and buckeled; the fether was blacke and hached with gold.
They are fethered with two fethers the penne end being cut away, and the fethers layd vpon the arrow with the broad side to the wood; insomuch that they seeme when they are tyed on, to haue foure fethers.
And the sea phaysant holding some resemblance unto that bird in some fethers in the tayle.
A yarwhelp so thought to bee named from its note a gray bird intermingled with some whitish fethers somewhat long legged and the bill about an inch and half.
The ends of the wings are black & when shee doth not spred them they make all the lower part of the back looke black, butt the fethers on the back vnder them are white as also the tayle.
And the sea phaysant holding some resemblance unto that bird [in the tayle crossed out] in some fethers in the tayle.
They haue also in this Island a certaine small bird, much like vnto a Wagtaile in fethers and making, these are so extreme fat that you can perceiue nothing els in all their bodies: these birds are now in season.
She hath on the necke bone, betweene the necke and the shoulders a heape of fethers like a Tassell, her thighs vnto her knees are couered with doune, her legs strong and great, and dareth with her talents assault a man.
I bort too duzsen eg in bostun an their wasn't none of em had no fethers on the leg, i mene the chick'ns, wen tha was hached.
SIR-- I want tu get sum coshin chiney aggs, them as will hatch out chickns with fethersonto the leggs an no mistaik.
The Fethers which come fom Penning they doe little esteeme.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fethers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
