Definition of feather-headed in English:

feather-headed

adjective

(of a person) disorganized and foolish.
they think that because I am pretty, I'm shallow and feather-headed
Example sentencesExamples
- Capricious and feather-headed she pursued charity to the point of recklessness.
- Maria Beadnell is immortalized in two portraits in Dickens's fiction: as the pretty feather-headed Dora of David Copperfield (1850), who dies young; and as the fat, fatuous, garrulous, middle-aged Flora Finching of Little Dorrit (1857).
- "Do any of your readers remember an ageing, brightly dressed, feather-headed racehorse tipster called Prince Monolulu?"
- It's now impossible to address the working-class audience in these lunatic terms unless you're happy to confine your audience to the most light-brained and feather-headed section of the population who aren't really newspaper readers at all in one sense.
- "She'll think we are feather-headed fools!"
- Reluctant to ever trust her heart again, she should be capable of wreaking some havoc on the residents of Downton, particularly, one hopes, her feather-headed flapper of a cousin, who may insist that the action, at least occasionally, be moved to Roaring '20s London.
- John Mooney and Laura Wynne as Bill and Sally gelled perfectly and oozed confidence from the outset while Mary Flaherty fizzled as the feather-headed fortune spotter, Lady Jaqueline.

单词	feather-headed
释义	Definition of feather-headed in English: feather-headed adjective (of a person) disorganized and foolish. they think that because I am pretty, I'm shallow and feather-headed Example sentencesExamples Capricious and feather-headed she pursued charity to the point of recklessness. Maria Beadnell is immortalized in two portraits in Dickens's fiction: as the pretty feather-headed Dora of David Copperfield (1850), who dies young; and as the fat, fatuous, garrulous, middle-aged Flora Finching of Little Dorrit (1857). "Do any of your readers remember an ageing, brightly dressed, feather-headed racehorse tipster called Prince Monolulu?" It's now impossible to address the working-class audience in these lunatic terms unless you're happy to confine your audience to the most light-brained and feather-headed section of the population who aren't really newspaper readers at all in one sense. "She'll think we are feather-headed fools!" Reluctant to ever trust her heart again, she should be capable of wreaking some havoc on the residents of Downton, particularly, one hopes, her feather-headed flapper of a cousin, who may insist that the action, at least occasionally, be moved to Roaring '20s London. John Mooney and Laura Wynne as Bill and Sally gelled perfectly and oozed confidence from the outset while Mary Flaherty fizzled as the feather-headed fortune spotter, Lady Jaqueline.
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