feathers, the

adj. used to describe anything that is especially comfortable. Origin: the coziness of down comforters, or the comfort of a down coat.

Yeah, I just got these sweats at Target, and I swear,man, they be the total feathers.

by galcoolest July 26, 2005

feathers ruffled

the feeling of being cross faded

Man oh man were my feathers ruffled last night!

by lilbeebo August 23, 2017

Feathers In The Sun

When you swallow the red pill, tie your belt around the ceiling fan and your neck and jerk off to passing cars before you pass out.

Remember to have a good friend spot you.

Casey goes all Feathers In The Sun every time there's a pale moon.

by venuswentaway May 28, 2022

feathers in a ruffle

To get one's feathers in a ruffle is to become aggravated or worked up over something.

Bill sucks at driving, but I didn't want to tell him, lest he would get his feathers in a ruffle.

by DweebTwirp September 27, 2008

feathers in an uproar

becoming excited or pleased about something that is not going to actually occur

"Don't get your feathers in an uproar, cause you're not going to play!"

by henry February 21, 2003

Feathers in my nose

When your allergies get real bad and the inside of your nose is tickling.

“Ah, dude. My allergies are so bad, I have feathers in my nose!”

by Cacaree July 18, 2023

Sand or Feathers

The only way to differentiate between and Indian of American Decent and an Indian from India.

John: My Sister married an Indian. Amos: Sand or feathers?

by Big Daddy too. August 30, 2009