featherfew
noun
feath·er·few
ˈfet͟hə(r)ˌfyü
plural -s
chiefly dialectal
: feverfew
Word History
Etymology
Middle English fetherfewe feverfew, centaury, modification (influenced by fether feather) of (assumed) Anglo-French fevrefue, from Late Latin febrifugia centaury
- push net
- push off
- push on
- push one's buttons
- push one's luck
- push out of one's mind
- push paper
- push paper(s)
- push papers
- push plate
- push shot
- push something out of one's mind
- push something to the back of one's mind
- push the boat out
- push the envelope
- push the panic button
- push the right buttons
- push things
- push to the back of one's mind
- push wave
- push-away
- push-bar conveyor
- push-bar elevator
- push-bike
- push-bikes