featherweight (Meaning)

Wordnet

featherweight (n)

an amateur boxer who weighs no more than 126 pounds

weighs 126-139 pounds

a professional boxer who weighs between 123 and 126 pounds

I couldn't believe how featherweight that delicate china teacup felt in my hand.
The featherweight boxer was quick on his feet and managed to avoid most of his opponent's punches.
The backpackers packed only featherweight items so that they could travel light.
The featherweight metal of the airplane allowed it to take off and land smoothly.
The dancer's featherweight movements made her seem like she was floating on air.
The featherweight fabric of the parachute slowed down the skydiver's descent.
I loved how the featherweight blanket kept me warm and cozy on cold nights.
The featherweight laptop was perfect for students who needed a portable computer to take to class.
The featherweight drone was able to capture stunning aerial footage without making any noise.
The featherweight race car was built for speed and agility, and it easily won the championship.

an amateur boxer who weighs no more than 126 pounds, weighs 126-139 pounds, a professional boxer who weighs between 123 and 126 pounds

flyweight,lightweight, bantamweight, heavyweight, middleweight, welterweight, slugger, cruiserweight, superheavyweight, boxer

No antonyms found.

I couldn't believe how featherweight that delicate china teacup felt in my hand.

The featherweight boxer was quick on his feet and managed to avoid most of his opponent's punches.

The backpackers packed only featherweight items so that they could travel light.

The featherweight metal of the airplane allowed it to take off and land smoothly.