imping n.— «A bird found entangled in fishing line and hanging from a tree is getting some unusual help from University of California-Davis wildlife veterinarians. It’s getting feather implants. While it sounds bizarre, doctors say...
leather and feather epic n.— «According to Montgomery, the joke in the native community is that every movie that comes out about Native Americans features roles that are, well, rather predictable. In other words, they might as well be...
hamburger
n.— «The hamburgers—the Viet Cong and NVA—started calling me Long Tr’ang. White Feather.» —by Carlos Hathcock Apr. 1, 1990. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
feather lift n. a delicate method of cosmetic surgery involving implanted cords which lift and pull. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
feather lift n.— «Barnes recently underwent a Feather Lift, a new cosmetic procedure imported from Russia that employs a tailor’s tools and works by implanting a small, surgical nylon thread under the skin to lift sagging skin in the...
feather lift n.— «Checking out the new “Feather Lift.” The secret password of this L.A. summer. Some plastic surgeons are already experimenting in the hottest new development in plastic surgery in years: doing less invasive...