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feat(2)(dictionary)
feat(dictionary)
feat(dictionary)

feat(2) (iou)



feat adjective & adverb. [fi:t] Now arch. & dial. ME.
[Old French fet (mod. fait) from Latin factus lit. 'made (for something)': see FACT.]
A. adjective.
Fitting, suitable, for, to; becoming; elegant; neat. ME.
Shakespeare Tempest Look how well my garments sit upon me, Much feater than before.
Apt; smart, adroit; deft; dexterous, nimble. LME.
J. Gay The featest maid That e'er..delightsome gambol play'd.
Affected. M16-E18.
b. adverb. Featly. Now rare or obsolete. LME.
featness noun L16.