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Tufted   /tˈəftəd/  /tˈəftɪd/   Listen
Tufted

adjective
1.
(of plants) growing in small dense clumps or tufts.  Synonyms: caespitose, cespitose.
2.
Having or adorned with tufts.
3.
(of a bird or animal) having a usually ornamental tuft or process on the head; often used in combination.  Synonyms: crested, topknotted.  "Crested iris" , "Crested oriole" , "Tufted duck" , "Tufted loosestrife"



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"Tufted" Quotes from Famous Books



... belonging to Febrer which Pep was clearing for cultivation. Then began the plantations of almonds, of a fresh green color, and the ancient and twisted olive trees, which lifted up their dark trunks with tufted branches bearing silver gray leaves. The house, Can Mallorqui, was a sort of Moorish dwelling, a cluster of buildings, all as square as dice, dazzling white, and flat-roofed. New white buildings had been added as the family increased, and as its necessities ...
— The Dead Command - From the Spanish Los Muertos Mandan • Vicente Blasco Ibanez

... altogether unlike one. It was of a reddish yellow colour, with brown spots upon its sides, and stripes or bands of the same along its back. These gave it the appearance of the leopard or tiger species, and it resembled these animals in the rounded, cat-like form of its head. Its erect tufted ears, however, and short tail showed that it differed, in some respects, from the tiger kind. The tail, indeed, was the oddest thing about it. It was not over five inches in length, curving stiffly upward, and looking as if it had been "stumped," as ...
— The Boy Hunters • Captain Mayne Reid

... do it—this time he was sure. One terrific roar that would paralyze the poor creature ahead of him into momentary inaction, and a simultaneous charge of lightning-like rapidity and Numa, the lion, would feed. The sinuous tail, undulating slowly at its tufted extremity, whipped suddenly erect. It was the signal for the charge and the vocal organs were shaped for the thunderous roar when, as lightning out of a clear sky, Sheeta, the panther, leaped suddenly into the trail between Numa ...
— Tarzan the Untamed • Edgar Rice Burroughs

... at its contents. There flourished on the banks of the Nile a stout reed, six feet high, called by the Egyptians "p-apa" and by the Greeks "papyros" or "byblos." It was the great source of raw material for Egyptian manufactures. Its tufted head was used for garlands; its woody root for various purposes; its tough rind for ropes, shoes, and similar articles—the basket of Moses, for instance; and its cellular pith for a surface to write on. As the stem was jointed, the pith came in lengths, ...
— The Booklover and His Books • Harry Lyman Koopman

... linen was all of the prettiest pattern, with wonderful trimmings and embroideries such as Gypsy had seldom seen: her collars and undersleeves were of the latest fashion, and fluted with choice laces; her tiny slippers were tufted with velvet bows, and of her nets and hair-ribbons there was no end. Gypsy looked on without a single pang of envy, contrasting them with her own plain, neat things, of course, but glad, in Gypsy's own generous fashion, that ...
— Gypsy's Cousin Joy • Elizabeth Stuart Phelps


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