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sea feather

 

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Noun sea feather has 1 sense
  1. sea feather - corals forming featherlike colonies
    --1 is a kind of
    gorgonian, gorgonian coral

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Sea Feather

Definition:

A sea feather refers to a long, slender, feather-like structure found in certain species of marine animals.

Senses:

1. Noun - Marine Animal Feature:

In this sense, sea feather is a specific term used to describe the delicate, plume-like structure present in various marine animals, such as certain species of coral, sea pens, and sea fans.

Example sentence: The vibrant sea feather swayed gently in the ocean currents.

2. Noun - Aquatic Plant:

Sea feather can also refer to a type of aquatic plant characterized by feathery, filamentous foliage.

Example sentence: The sea feather plants added a touch of elegance to the aquarium.

3. Noun - Sea Creature:

In folklore, a sea feather may denote a mythical creature resembling a feathered serpent or sea serpent.

Example sentence: The legend spoke of a majestic sea feather gliding through the waves.

4. Adjective - Popular:

Sea feather as an adjective can describe something that is widely liked, enjoyed, or well-known.

Example sentence: The sea feather pattern has become increasingly popular among fashion enthusiasts.

5. Adjective - Local:

Sea feather as an adjective can refer to something specific to or characteristic of a particular locality or region.

Example sentence: The art gallery showcases unique sea feather paintings by local artists.

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