The wind blew through the feathers.

Meaning: The wind was moving quickly through the bird's feathers.

Choice of Words: The word "blew" means to move air quickly. The word "through" means passing from one side to the other. The word "feathers" means the soft, light covering on a bird's body. When you put them together, "The wind blew through the feathers" means that the wind was moving quickly through the bird's feathers.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Wind blew softly through feathers.
• Feathers protected chicks from cold wind.
• Feathers dance on wind's gentle breath.
• It felt the wind rush against its feathers.
• The feathers fluttered in the gentle wind.
• Feathers ruffled in the wind.
• Wind ruffles feathers.
• Feathers catch wind.
• The wind blew through the trees.
• The wind blew gently through the rustling leaves.