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Feather

Means warm. Like lukewarm. Referring to the tempature.
Yooo Deborah it’s mad feather in here.
by anonymous October 18, 2020
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Wing Feather

Someone who identifies with US culture although they are not from nor live in the United States.
Adam is such a wing feather, he watches American football and orders American food online.
by BlueBloomed January 31, 2021
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To Feather the Goose

When you are bartending and place your own money in the tip jar first, to entice others to tip.
No one is tipping tonight. I guess I’ll have to feather the goose.
by GJ id9 October 4, 2018
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White Feather Test

A procedure to gauge the potency of a fart. Typically a white feather will be placed at the rear and then be duly observed for changes - in colour and structure - after an burst of flatulence.
Emma was worried that her stomach was playing up, but her friend convinced her to perform a quick White Feather Test.
It came out fresh and clean and she was relieved it was only empty wind.
by Pondering Drummer Girl May 2, 2024
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Goat feather

I got caught goat feathering the neighbors pet.
by Goat feather June 22, 2021
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Duck feathering

Caressing a man's penis through a down blanket.
Will woke up to sounds of birds chirping and his one night stand Jill duck feathering him.
by Randomuser14 May 3, 2014
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Plate-feather parent

Parent who is woefully inadequate and ill-prepared for the duty of parenting for viable efficacy, and who, instead, liberally engages in the reproductive process for the sole purpose of ensuring that their progeny are made available for predatory activities, after the manner of domesticated hens and roosters...and human populations, who have historically experienced the collapse of their own societies, and now belong to another social organization, to which they have been forcibly associated, with hostile purpose.
The plate-feather parent viewed the son's emerging talent with a barely supressed anger, and so, used parental persuastion to induce the son to engage in a number of activities with the hope that the son would be brought to mortal ruin.
by ancestaera February 5, 2020
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