To Feather One's NestTo Feather One's Nest : PhrasesMeaning: To provide for one's comfort; especially, for comfort in later life by amassing wealth. Example: Politicians today are more concerned with feathering their pension nest than paying attention to ruinning the country. Origin: It is the practice of many birds, after building their nests, to pluck down from their breasts to provide a soft lining that will be comfortable during the long hours of setting upon the eggs. Thanks to Katie Cutie. Phrases Index | ||
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