Neat, dexterous, or skillfully made; having features that are well-formed (archaic).
From feat (from Old French 'fait' meaning 'made' or 'done') plus -y (Old English '-ig'), creating an adjective describing something well-made or skillfully executed.
Featy is one of those wonderful archaic words that sounds like it should mean something modern—it actually meant 'skillfully done' and related to the word 'feat,' reminding us that good features come from good craftsmanship.
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