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Definition
Synonym
Federgr�ser
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Federgräser und Pfriemengräser
pl
(Stipa) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
feather grasses; needle grasses; spear grasses (botanical genus)
Federgräser und Pfriemengräser
pl
(Stipa) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Halfagras
n
; Espartogras
n
(Stipa tenacissima)
feather grasses; needle grasses; spear grasses (botanical genus)
halfah grass; esparto grass; needles grass
Federgabel
f
techn.
suspension fork
Federgabel
f
techn.
Federgabeln
pl
suspension fork
suspension forks
Federgehäuse
n
techn.
spring housing
Federgehäuse
n
; Federhaus
n
(einer mechanischen Uhr)
fliegendes Federgehäuse; einseitig unterstütztes Federhaus
spring barrel; spring box (of a mechanical clock)
hanging barrel
federgeschmückt
adj
plumed; plumy
Federgewicht
n
sport
featherweight
Federgewicht
featherweight
Federgewichte
featherweights
Federgräser und Pfriemengräser
pl
(Stipa) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
feather grasses; needle grasses; spear grasses (botanical genus)
Federgräser und Pfriemengräser
pl
(Stipa) (botanische Gattung)
bot.
Halfagras
n
; Espartogras
n
(Stipa tenacissima)
feather grasses; needle grasses; spear grasses (botanical genus)
halfah grass; esparto grass; needles grass
Deutsche
Federgr�ser Synonyme
Englische
feather grasses; needle grasses; spear grasses Synonyme
feather
a continental
a curse
a damn
a darn
a hoot
air
bagatelle
bank
bauble
bead
bean
bejewel
beribbon
bespangle
bibelot
bit
blood
blubber
brand
brass farthing
breed
breeze
bubble
butter
button
cast
catch a crab
ceil
cent
chaff
character
chip
clan
clay
cobweb
color
cork
covert
crab
crest
curio
cushion
cut a crab
denomination
description
designation
diamond
dip
dough
down
dust
eiderdown
engrave
ether
face
fairy
farce
farthing
feather
an oar
feather
bed
feather
s
fig
figure
filigree
fill
fishtail
flag
fleabite
fledge
fleece
floss
flounce
flower
flue
fluff
foam
folderol
form
fribble
frippery
froth
fur
fuzz
garland
gaud
gem
genre
genus
gewgaw
gimcrack
give way
gossamer
grain
hackle
hair
halfpenny
hill of beans
ilk
illuminate
inlay
interline
jest
jewel
joke
kapok
kickshaw
kidney
kin
kind
knickknack
knickknackery
label
line
load
loop
lot
mail
make
manner
mark
minikin
mockery
mold
molehill
mote
nature
number
order
pace
pack
pad
paddle
paint
panache
peppercorn
persuasion
phylum
picayune
pillow
pin
pinch of snuff
pinion
pinprick
plow
plumage
plume
plumule
plush
ply the oar
porpoise
pudding
puff
pull
pull out
pull up
punt
push down
putty
quill
race
rap
red cent
ribbon
roll
row
row away
row dry
row of pins
rubber
rush
satin
scapular
scull
shape
ship oars
shit
shoot
sideslip
silk
skid
sky an oar
snap
sneeshing
sort
sou
spangle
species
speculum
spin
spiral
sponge
spume
stamp
strain
straw
stripe
stuff
stunt
style
swansdown
the like of
the likes of
thistledown
tinsel
topknot
toy
tribe
trifle
trinket
triviality
tuft
tuppence
two cents
twopence
type
undulate
variety
velvet
wad
wainscot
wax
whim-wham
wool
wreathe
yaw
zephyr
feather
bed
blubber
breeze
butter
clay
cushion
dough
down
eiderdown
feather
s
fleece
floss
flue
fluff
foam
kapok
pillow
plush
pudding
puff
putty
rubber
satin
silk
swansdown
thistledown
velvet
wax
wool
zephyr
feather
bedding
bedizenment
duplication
duplication of effort
embellishment
expletive
extravagance
fat
filling
frill
frills
frippery
gingerbread
luxury
needlessness
ornamentation
overadornment
overlap
padding
payroll padding
pleonasm
prolixity
redundance
redundancy
superfluity
superfluousness
tautology
unnecessariness
verbosity
feather
brained
birdbrained
birdwitted
brainless
capricious
dizzy
empty-headed
feather
headed
fickle
flighty
fluffy
fluttery
frivolous
frothy
gaga
giddy
giddy-brained
giddy-headed
giddy-pated
giddy-witted
harebrain
harebrained
impulsive
light
rattlebrained
rattleheaded
rattlepated
scatterbrained
scramblebrained
shallow
shallow-headed
shallow-minded
shallow-pated
shallow-witted
shatterbrained
silly
skittish
superficial
thoughtless
unprofound
volatile
whimsical
witless
feather
ed
adorned
beaded
bedecked
bedizened
befrilled
bejeweled
beribboned
bespangled
decked out
decorated
embellished
festooned
figured
flowered
garnished
jeweled
ornamented
plumed
spangled
spangly
studded
tricked out
trimmed
wreathed
feather
edge
bank
board
border
bordure
brim
brink
brow
coast
cutting edge
edge
edge tool
flange
frame
fringe
hem
knife-edge
labellum
labium
labrum
ledge
limb
limbus
lip
list
marge
margin
ragged edge
razor-edge
rim
selvage
shore
side
sideline
skirt
verge
weapon
feather
s
apparel
array
attire
bedizenment
clothes
clothing
costume
covert
drapery
dress
dressing
duds
fashion
fatigues
feather
fig
garb
garments
gear
guise
habiliment
habit
hackle
investiture
investment
linen
mail
plumage
rags
raiment
robes
speculum
sportswear
style
threads
togs
toilette
trim
vestment
vesture
wear
wearing apparel
feather
weight
Chinese boxer
bantam
bantamweight
banty
black belt
boxer
brown belt
bruiser
button
catchweight
chit
cluck
diminutive
dimwit
dumb
fighter
fingerling
fisticuffer
flyweight
forceless
heavyweight
imponderous
impotent
ineffective
ineffectual
inefficacious
karate expert
light heavyweight
lightweight
middleweight
mini
minikin
minnow
minny
mouse
no-account
nubbin
of no account
palooka
peewee
pony
powerless
prizefighter
pug
pugilist
runt
savate expert
shrimp
slip
small fry
snip
snippet
sparrer
tit
unauthoritative
underweight
unheavy
wart
weak
weightless
welterweight
wisp
without any weight
feather
y
airy
bubbly
downy
ethereal
fleecy
flossy
fluffy
foamy
frothy
furry
fuzzy
gossamery
hirsute
imponderous
lanate
leger
light
light as air
lighter than vanity
mousse
nappy
peachy
pinnate
pubescent
souffle
unheavy
velvety
volatile
weightless
woolly
yeasty
Federgr�ser Definition
Botanical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
botany
Devil's
darning-needle
(
)
A
dragon
fly.
See
Darning
needle,
under
Darn,
v.
t.
Feather
(
n.
)
One
of
the
peculiar
dermal
appendages,
of
several
kinds,
belonging
to
birds,
as
contour
feathers,
quills,
and
down.
Feather
(
n.
)
Kind
Feather
(
n.
)
The
fringe
of
long
hair
on
the
legs
of
the
setter
and
some
other
dogs.
Feather
(
n.
)
A
tuft
of
peculiar,
long,
frizzly
hair
on
a
horse.
Feather
(
n.
)
One
of
the
fins
or
wings
on
the
shaft
of
an
arrow.
Feather
(
n.
)
A
longitudinal
strip
projecting
as
a
fin
from
an
object,
to
strengthen
it,
or
to
enter
a
channel
in
another
object
and
thereby
prevent
displacement
sidwise
but
permit
motion
lengthwise
Feather
(
n.
)
A
thin
wedge
driven
between
the
two
semicylindrical
parts
of
a
divided
plug
in
a
hole
bored
in
a
stone,
to
rend
the
stone.
Feather
(
n.
)
The
angular
adjustment
of
an
oar
or
paddle-wheel
float,
with
reference
to
a
horizontal
axis,
as
it
leaves
or
enters
the
water.
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with
a
feather
or
feathers,
as
an
arrow
or
a
cap.
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
adorn,
as
with
feathers
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
render
light
as
a
feather
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
enrich
Feather
(
v.
t.)
To
tread,
as
a
cock.
Feather
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
or
form
feathers
Feather
(
v.
i.)
To
curdle
when
poured
into
another
liquid,
and
float
about
in
little
flakes
or
"feathers
Feather
(
v.
i.)
To
turn
to
a
horizontal
plane
Feather
(
v.
i.)
To
have
the
appearance
of
a
feather
or
of
feathers
Feather-brained/
(
a.
)
Giddy
Feather-edge/
(
n.
)
The
thin,
new
growth
around
the
edge
of
a
shell,
of
an
oyster.
Feather-edge/
(
n.
)
Any
thin,
as
on
a
board
or
a
razor.
Feather-edged/
(
a.
)
Having
a
feather-edge
Feather-few/
(
n.
)
Feverfew.
Feather-foil
(
n.
)
An
aquatic
plant
(Hottonia
palustris),
having
finely
divided
leaves.
Feather-head
(
n.
)
A
frivolous
or
featherbrained
person.
Feather-headed
(
a.
)
Giddy
Feather-heeled
(
a.
)
Light-heeled
Feather-pated
(
a.
)
Feather-headed
Feather-veined
(
a.
)
Having
the
veins
(of
a
leaf)
diverging
from
the
two
sides
of
a
midrib.
Genus
(
n.
)
A
class
of
objects
divided
into
several
subordinate
species
Genus
(
n.
)
An
assemblage
of
species,
having
so
many
fundamental
points
of
structure
in
common,
that
in
the
judgment
of
competent
scientists,
they
may
receive
a
common
substantive
name.
A
genus
is
not
necessarily
the
lowest
definable
group
of
species,
for
it
may
often
be
divided
into
several
subgenera.
In
proportion
as
its
definition
is
exact,
it
is
natural
genus
Needle
(
n.
)
A
small
instrument
of
steel,
sharply
pointed
at
one
end,
with
an
eye
to
receive
a
thread,
--
used
in
sewing.
Needle
(
n.
)
See
Magnetic
needle,
under
Magnetic.
Needle
(
n.
)
A
slender
rod
or
wire
used
in
knitting
Needle
(
n.
)
One
of
the
needle-shaped
secondary
leaves
of
pine
trees.
See
Pinus.
Needle
(
n.
)
Any
slender,
pointed
object,
like
a
needle,
as
a
pointed
crystal,
a
sharp
pinnacle
of
rock,
an
obelisk,
etc.
Needle
(
v.
t.)
To
form
in
the
shape
of
a
needle
Needle
(
v.
i.)
To
form
needles
Needle-pointed
(
a.
)
Pointed
as
needles.
Sea
feather
(
)
Any
gorgonian
which
branches
in
a
plumelike
form.
Sea
needle
(
)
See
Garfish
(a).
Spear
(
n.
)
A
long,
pointed
weapon,
used
in
war
and
hunting,
by
thrusting
or
throwing
Spear
(
n.
)
Fig.:
A
spearman.
Spear
(
n.
)
A
sharp-pointed
instrument
with
barbs,
used
for
stabbing
fish
and
other
animals.
Spear
(
n.
)
A
shoot,
as
of
grass
Spear
(
n.
)
The
feather
of
a
horse.
See
Feather,
n.,
4.
Spear
(
n.
)
The
rod
to
which
the
bucket,
or
plunger,
of
a
pump
is
attached
Spear
(
v.
t.)
To
pierce
with
a
spear
Spear
(
v.
i.)
To
shoot
into
a
long
stem,
as
some
plants.
See
Spire.
feather grasses; needle grasses; spear grasses (botanical genus) Bedeutung
feather
feathering
turning
an
oar
parallel
to
the
water
between
pulls
phytotherapy
herbal
therapy
botanical
medicine
the
use
of
plants
or
plant
extracts
for
medicinal
purposes
(especially
plants
that
are
not
part
of
the
normal
diet)
form
genus
an
artificial
taxonomic
category
established
on
the
basis
of
morphological
resemblance
for
organisms
of
obscure
true
relationships
especially
fossil
forms
Heliobacter
genus
Heliobacter
a
genus
of
helical
or
curved
or
straight
aerobic
bacteria
with
rounded
ends
and
multiple
flagella,
found
in
the
gastric
mucosa
of
primates
(including
humans)
bacteria
genus
a
genus
of
bacteria
Aerobacter
genus
Aerobacter
aerobic
bacteria
widely
distributed
in
nature
Rhizobium
genus
Rhizobium
the
type
genus
of
Rhizobiaceae,
usually
occur
in
the
root
nodules
of
legumes,
can
fix
atmospheric
oxygen
Agrobacterium
genus
Agrobacterium
small
motile
bacterial
rods
that
can
reduce
nitrates
and
cause
galls
on
plant
stems
genus
Bacillus
type
genus
of
the
Bacillaceae,
includes
many
saprophytes
important
in
decay
of
organic
matter
and
a
number
of
parasites
genus
Clostridium
anaerobic
or
micro-aerophilic
rod-shaped
or
spindle-shaped
saprophytes,
nearly
cosmopolitan
in
soil,
animal
intestines,
and
dung
genus
Nostoc
type
genus
of
the
family
Nostocaceae:
freshwater
blue-green
algae
genus
Trichodesmium
a
genus
of
blue-green
algae
Pseudomonas
genus
Pseudomonas
type
genus
of
the
family
Pseudomonodaceae
Xanthomonas
genus
Xanthomonas
a
genus
of
bacteria
similar
to
Pseudomonas
but
producing
a
yellow
pigment
that
is
not
soluble
in
water
Nitrobacter
genus
Nitrobacter
rod-shaped
soil
bacteria
Nitrosomonas
genus
Nitrosomonas
ellipsoidal
soil
bacteria
genus
Thiobacillus
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Spirillum
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Vibrio
a
genus
of
bacteria
Bacteroides
genus
Bacteroides
type
genus
of
Bacteroidaceae,
genus
of
Gram-negative
rodlike
anaerobic
bacteria
producing
no
endospores
and
no
pigment
and
living
in
the
gut
of
man
and
animals
Calymmatobacterium
genus
Calymmatobacterium
a
genus
of
bacterial
rods
containing
only
the
one
species
that
causes
granuloma
inguinale
Francisella
genus
Francisella
a
genus
of
Gram-negative
aerobic
bacteria
that
occur
as
pathogens
and
parasite
in
many
animals
(including
humans)
genus
Corynebacterium
the
type
genus
of
the
family
Corynebacteriaceae
which
is
widely
distributed
in
nature,
the
best
known
are
parasites
and
pathogens
of
humans
and
domestic
animals
genus
Listeria
a
genus
of
aerobic
motile
bacteria
of
the
family
Corynebacteriaceae
containing
small
Gram-positive
rods
genus
Escherichia
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Klebsiella
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Salmonella
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Serratia
Serratia
a
genus
of
motile
peritrichous
bacteria
that
contain
small
Gram-negative
rod
genus
Shigella
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Erwinia
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Rickettsia
can
cause
typhus
and
Rocky
Mountain
spotted
fever
in
humans
genus
Chlamydia
type
genus
of
the
family
Chlamydiaceae:
diseaseausing
parasites
genus
Mycoplasma
type
and
sole
genus
of
the
family
Mycoplasmataceae
genus
Actinomyces
type
genus
of
the
family
Actinomycetaceae
genus
Streptomyces
type
genus
of
the
family
Streptomycetaceae
genus
Mycobacterium
nonmotile
Gram-positive
aerobic
bacteria
Polyangium
genus
Polyangium
type
genus
of
the
family
Polyangiaceae:
myxobacteria
with
rounded
fruiting
bodies
enclosed
in
a
membrane
Micrococcus
genus
Micrococcus
type
genus
of
the
family
Micrococcaceae
genus
Staphylococcus
includes
many
pathogenic
species
genus
Lactobacillus
type
genus
of
the
family
Lactobacillaceae
genus
Diplococcus
a
genus
of
bacteria
genus
Streptococcus
a
genus
of
bacteria
Spirochaeta
genus
Spirochaeta
the
type
genus
of
the
family
Spirochaetaceae,
a
bacterium
that
is
flexible,
undulating,
and
chiefly
aquatic
genus
Treponema
type
genus
of
Treponemataceae:
anaerobic
spirochetes
with
an
undulating
rigid
body,
parasitic
in
warm-blooded
animals
genus
Borrelia
small
flexible
parasitic
spirochetes
having
three
to
five
wavy
spirals
genus
Leptospira
very
slender
aerobic
spirochetes,
free-living
or
parasitic
in
mammals
protoctist
genus
any
genus
of
Protoctista
genus
Amoeba
protozoan
inhabiting
moist
soils
or
bottom
vegetation
in
fresh
or
salt
water
Endamoeba
genus
Endamoeba
the
type
genus
of
the
family
Endamoebidae
genus
Globigerina
type
genus
of
the
family
Globigerinidae
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