light as a feather

*light as a feather

and *light as air

Cliché light in weight; [of cakes and pastries] delicate and airy. (*Also: as ~.) Carrying Esther from the car to the house was no problem; she was as light as a feather. What a delicious cake, Tom! And light as air, too.

light as a feather

Extremely lightweight. This simile can be used to refer either to physical weight, as in This load is light as a feather, or to texture, as in This cake is light as a feather. [Mid-1500s]

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Phoibe	-	Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek, Biblical Greek
Amelia	[ə'mi:ljə]
Filippo	-	Italian
Reynaldo	-	Spanish, Portuguese
Nere	-	Basque
Udane	-	Basque