downy

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

DOWNY, adjective [See Down.] 1. Covered with down or nap; as a downy feather; downy wings. 2. Covered with pubescence or soft hairs, as a plant. 3. Made of down or soft feathers; as a downy pillow. 4. Soft, calm, soothing; as downy sleep. 5. Resembling down.
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