Plume

plum, n. The feather of a bird; esp. a large or handsome feather; a large feather or collection of feathers worn as an ornament; a token of honor, prowe , stateline , etc. — v. t. [plumed (plumd), pluming.] To pick and adjust the plumes or feathers of; to strip of feathers; to pride, value,; to boast. — Plu 'mage, -mei, n. The collection of feathers covering a bird. — Plumig'erous, -mij''er-us, a.; se- Having feathers. — Plumose, -raos', Plulnous, -mus, a. Having, or resembling, plumes. (Bot.) Having hairs, a or any parts or appendages, arranged along an axis. Plummet. See under Plumb. dili- Plump, plump, a. Swelled with fat or i flesh to the full size; fleshy; fat; v. t. sleek; full; round; complete; un- A reserved; unqualified; blunt. — v. t. to a [plumped (plumt), plumping.] To extend to fullne , swell, fatten.— r. of a i. To grow large to fullne , be swelled.