The term "as light as a feather" originates from the observation of feathers, which are known for their minimal weight and buoyancy. It has been used in English since at least the 14th century to describe something that is extremely light. The phrase emphasizes the ease of movement or lack of burden, often evoking a sense of delicacy and grace. Its usage has since become a common idiom in the English language.
split-feather dance
your breath!!
a snowflake
The "Light as a Feather" game is a popular party game often played by teens, where one person lies down while others gather around and attempt to lift them using only their fingertips. The game typically involves a spooky or supernatural theme, with participants often chanting "light as a feather, stiff as a board" to create an eerie atmosphere. The goal is to create the illusion that the person being lifted is lighter than they actually are. It's often associated with ghost stories and is meant to be a fun and sometimes creepy experience.
Fire, or a lit match, or candle.
The book was light as a feather
because the feather is light and humans are not light
Light as a Feather was created on 1972-10-15.
Pretty Obvious. But I will answer it. It means something is very light. Sometimes light as a feather.
Tagalog translation of feather: balahibo
Lower weights are called feather weights cause their lighter and weaker than upper weights.
split-feather dance
light as a feather
The cast of Light as a Feather - 2010 includes: Ethan Thomas Freya Tingley as Sophie
His breath is as light as a a feather but the strongest man can not hold it for more than a few minutes.
And my heart you can not tether?
wind