In full feather, adv. phr. (colloquial).—1. Rich.—[See sense 2.]

1871. Mrs. H. Wood, Dene Hollow. ch. xxx. And now things went on

swimmingly. Captain Clanwaring, in feather as to cash, at least

temporarily, was the gayest of the gay.

1886. Graphic, 30 Jan., p. 130, col. 2. On these generally

convivial occasions, Watty, by reason of his office [butler], was

of course always in full feather.

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