feathering. Synonyms

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The shimmering iridescence of a hummingbird's feathers is created by a unique nanoscale feathering.
Some birds, like owls, have specialized feathering around their ears to enhance their hearing capabilities.
Certain species of butterflies exhibit striking patterns on their wings due to the intricate feathering of their scales.
Fly fishing enthusiasts meticulously tie artificial flies, imitating the feathering of natural aquatic insects to attract fish.
Feathering refers to the process of expertly mixing strokes in swimming to create a smooth and efficient swimming motion.
Racehorses are given special attention to their feathering, ensuring their hooves are properly shaped and balanced to optimize performance.
In archery, feathering refers to the spiral design of the arrow's shaft, which helps stabilize the flight of the arrow.
Feathering is a technique used in calligraphy to create delicate, hair-thin lines, adding a sense of depth and texture to lettering.
Some types of darts feature feathering at the rear of the dart, which helps to stabilize its flight trajectory.
In electronics, feathering refers to the gradual blending of signals in a circuit, allowing for a more nuanced and balanced sound.

poling,pulling, canoeing, sculling, rowing,punting, kayaking, oaring,paddling

scarring, displaying, spoiling, streamlining, disfiguring,scarring, simplifying, revealing, exposing, revealing

The shimmering iridescence of a hummingbird's feathers is created by a unique nanoscale feathering.

Some birds, like owls, have specialized feathering around their ears to enhance their hearing capabilities.

Certain species of butterflies exhibit striking patterns on their wings due to the intricate feathering of their scales.

Fly fishing enthusiasts meticulously tie artificial flies, imitating the feathering of natural aquatic insects to attract fish.