Definitions of feature
-
To
picture;
to
give
prominence
to.
-
To
have
features
resembling;
to
look
like;
to
resemble
generally. "
Miss
Vincy
was
much
comforted
by
her
perception
that
two
at
least
of
Fred's
boys
were
real
Vincys,
and
did
not
feature
the
Garths."-
George
Eliot.
-
wear
or
display
in
an
ostentatious
or
proud
manner; "
she
was
sporting
a
new
hat"
-
have
as
a
feature; "
This
restaurant
features
the
most
famous
chefs
in
France"
-
the
characteristics
parts
of
a
person's
face:
eyes
and
nose
and
mouth
and
chin; "
an
expression
of
pleasure
crossed
his
features"; "
his
lineaments
were
very
regular"
-
a
special
or
prominent
article
in
a
newspaper
or
magazine; "
they
ran
a
feature
on
retirement
planning"
-
the
principal (
full-
length)
film
in
a
program
at
a
movie
theater; "
the
feature
tonight
is `
Casablanca'"
-
the
characteristic
parts
of
a
person's
face:
eyes
and
nose
and
mouth
and
chin; "
an
expression
of
pleasure
crossed
his
features"; "
his
lineaments
were
very
regular"
-
The
make,
cast,
or
appearance
of
the
human
face,
and
especially
of
any
single
part
of
the
face;
a
lineament. (
pl.)
The
face,
the
countenance.
-
The
cast
or
structure
of
anything,
or
of
any
part
of
a
thing,
as
of
a
landscape,
a
picture,
a
treaty,
or
an
essay;
any
marked
peculiarity
or
characteristic;
as,
one
of
the
features
of
the
landscape.
-
A
form;
a
shape.
-
Any
part
of
the
face,
such
as
the
eyes,
nose,
chin,
etc.;
principal
part;
outline;
characteristic;
as,
the
principal
feature
of
the
book;
appearance.
-
The
marks
by
which
anything
is
recognized;
the
prominent
traits
of
anything;
the
cast
of
the
face; -
pl.
the
countenance.
-
Prominent
trait
of
anything;
part
of
the
face.
-
Any
part
of
the
human
face.
-
A
salient
point.
-
The
cast
of
any
part
of
the
face;
the
make
or
cast
of
the
body;
the
appearance;
the
make
or
form
of
any
part
of
the
surface
of
a
thing;
the
prominent,
conspicuous,
or
distinguishing
part.
-
The
make,
form,
or
cast
of
any
part
of
the
face;
any
single
lineament;
outline;
prominent
parts;
outward
appearance.
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