Featherweight (noun)

1. A person or thing that is very light in weight.
2. A person weighing less than a specified weight in a particular category in boxing or other sports.

Origin:

The word 'featherweight' originated in the late 16th century and is derived from the phrase 'as light as a feather'.

Examples:

1. The featherweight bicycle was designed for maximum speed and agility.
2. She was one of the top featherweights in the world, known for her quick footwork and strong punches.
3. The featherweight backpack was perfect for the hiking trip, as it was easy to carry and didn't add much weight to his load.
4. He was a skilled featherweight boxer, known for his quick combinations and elusive movements.
5. The featherweight drone was able to fly for longer periods and capture high-quality footage due to its light weight.