Having a featheredge; tapered to a thin, sharp edge like a feather.
Adjectival form of 'featheredge,' created by adding the -ed suffix to describe objects that have been shaped with feathering.
This term shows how English adapts specialized technical vocabulary—carpenters needed a word for ultra-thin edges, so they borrowed 'feather' to describe that elegant taper.
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