in full feather
The phrase "in full feather" is often used colloquially to describe someone in their best attire or in an excellent state of being.
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Definition
B2Social Events
(colloquial, informal)Dressed in one's best or most elaborate clothes, often for a special occasion.
Example
- She arrived at the gala in full feather, turning heads with her stunning gown.
- He always shows up to parties in full feather, making a grand entrance.
B2General
(colloquial, informal)In excellent condition or high spirits.
Example
- After a good night's sleep, he was in full feather and ready for the day's challenges.
- The team, in full feather, dominated the competition.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in full feather":
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