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plumy

[ploo-mee]

adjective, plum·i·er, plum·i·est.

having plumes or feathers.

adorned with a plume or plumes: a plumy helmet.

plumelike or feathery.

Origin:
1575–85; plume + -y¹

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plumy (ˈpluːmɪ)

—*adj* , plumier, plumiest
1.	plumelike; feathery
2.	consisting of, covered with, or adorned with feathers

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