- un|with|ered
- un|with|ered «uhn WIHTH uhrd», adjective.not withered or faded.
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feath|ered — «FEHTH uhrd», adjective. 1. having feathers; covered with feathers: »He calls birds “our fine feathered friends.” 2. swift; rapid: »Youth now flees on feathered foot (Robert Louis Stevenson). SYNONYM(S): fleet, winged … Useful english dictionary
raft|ered — «RAF tuhrd, RAHF », adjective. built with rafters; with rafters left exposed on a ceiling … Useful english dictionary
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dou|ble-flow|ered — «DUHB uhl FLOW uhrd», adjective. having double flowers; having flowers with an unusually large number of petals … Useful english dictionary
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