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Definition of featured
1 : having facial features of a particular kind —used in combination a heavy-featured lout
2 : displayed, advertised, or presented as a special attraction
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Recent Examples of featured from the Web
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There will be a Q&A session immediately after the screening with Burton, King and Michael Goudeau, who is the co-screen writer and a featured cast member.
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The featured spirits this month are three whiskeys: Booker's bourbon Tommy's batch, a small-batch release; Basil Hayden's rye, a limited release; and Baker's seven-year bourbon, another small-batch release.
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But like iPod 1.0, this design set out to accomplish the basics of what a full-featured Internet phone should be.
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In Chef's Choice, the Naperville Sun asks local chefs to share their culinary background and experiences and talk about a featured dish found on their menu.
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Kwan will be one of the featured speakers at the KPMG Women’s Leadership Summit being held at Olympia Fields Country Club in conjunction with the Women’s PGA Championship.
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The menu consists of two salads, two soups and four entrees, in addition to two featured dishes.
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In past years the finale included a featured performer, and this year’s highlights celebrated Israeli clarinetist, Moran Katz.
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Just as key for marketing and promotion on the movie marquee was advertising the luxury of air conditioning, adjacent to the lettering which spelled of the names of the favorite movie stars appearing in the featured films.
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First Known Use of featured
15th century
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