tufted

They have long tufted feathers on the top of their heads.

She blurred into the form of a tufted owl instead.

And an enormous tufted leather chair with its back to me.

They have brown, rather than black, spots and tufted tails.

On her feet were small tufted slippers with high heels.

She paused, then went to sit on the end of the tufted sofa.

He sinks back into the tufted leather of his chair.

Three against one, they rolled Harry in the tufted grass.

The eyes are so deeply set, they look tufted.

He bent to examine the tufted growth on the ground beneath their feet.

He lifted his face from the tufted coverlet and looked into her eyes again.

It is an annual tufted herb of 2 to 11 cm high.

Footsteps had made but little impression upon the tufted turf.

A white face was staring upward from the tufted blackness.

An odd look about the tufted eyebrows, she thought, but perhaps it was only her imagination.

The more popular types of tufted carpets are not manufactured.

She sat down on the tufted ottoman beside him, and slipped her hand over his.

It has a black belly, white tail, and tufted ears.

Tufted red velvet covered the seat, the back, and the tops of the arms.

Here you need a sofa, a chair, a tufted ottoman and some end tables.

She knelt on the tufted rebellious grass and closed her eyes.

At first there was semi-cultivated land covered with tufted grass.

For the first time he took a careful look at the irregular, tufted outline her hair showed.

The tufted blossoms of grasses, for example, are a delight to run through your fingers.

The tufted deer is mainly solitary or found in pairs.