Plume

ploom, n. a feather a feather worn as an ornament a crest token of honour prize of contest, —v to sort the feathers of, as a bird: to adorn with plumes io strip of feathers to boas i used reflex ivelyl [Fr. — L. plum a, a small soft feather perh bom the root of Plow and Float Plummer, Plummery See Plumber, Plumbery. Plummet, plum'et, n a weight of lead hung at a stung, used for ascertaining the direction of the earth’s attraction and for sounding depths a plumb-line. [Fr plombet, dun. of Plomb, lead, bee Plumb [feathery, plume-like. Plumose, pWmoi., Plumous, pfoB'mus, adj.. Plump, plump, adv falling straight downward (like had ’.—adj. downright, unqualified. — \>.L to fall or sink suddenly —7 to cause to sink suddenly —adv. Plumply [A variation of Plumb.]