Associations to the word «Downy»
Noun
- Woodpecker
- Birch
- Plumage
- Chick
- Rot
- Feather
- Underside
- Alder
- Pillow
- Blight
- Nest
- Flicker
- Couch
- Dragonfly
- Willow
- Cultivar
- Grape
- Leaflet
- Tuft
- Mustache
- Fergus
- Hawthorn
- Pathogen
- Mold
- Flier
- Emerald
- Twig
- Hazard
- Sunflower
- Cucumber
- Fur
- Oak
- Bud
- Shawl
- Vine
- Whiteness
- Leaf
- Cabbage
- Oat
- Rust
- Owl
- Bug
- Hair
- Cheek
- Rowan
- Beard
- Hen
- Mosaic
- Peach
- Bunch
- Broad
- Stem
- Seedling
- Bellow
- Covering
- Foliage
- Slash
- Yellow
- Wool
- Mattress
- Plume
- Maple
- Matilda
- Margin
- Spp
- Stalk
- Clover
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
DOWNY, adjective. Having down, covered with a soft fuzzy coating as of small feathers.
DOWNY RATTLESNAKE, noun. Goodyera pubescens, native to much of eastern North America
Dictionary definition
DOWNY, adjective. Like down or as soft as down.
DOWNY, adjective. Covered with fine soft hairs or down; "downy milkweed seeds".
Wise words
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