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plumed

UK
/pluːmd/
US
/plumd/

Translations

plumedadjective
more plumed
Comp.
most plumed
Super.
UK
/pluːmd/
US
/plumd/
pluméQui est orné de plumes.
The plumed hat was a striking accessory at the costume party.
Le chapeau plumé était un accessoire frappant à la soirée costumée.
Additional translations
plumeuxQui a l’aspect d’une plume ou de plumes; se dit surtout de formes légères et vaporeuses.
Synonyms
feathered
plumose
furry
fringed
plumeverb

plumed

Past Simple

plumed
Past Simple
plumed
Past Participle
pluming
Gerund
UK
/pluːm/
US
/plum/
se déployerPour un gaz, une fumée ou une vapeur qui se répand en formant un panache.
Smoke began to plume from the chimney as the fire was lit.
La fumée a commencé à se déployer depuis la cheminée lorsque le feu a été allumé.
orner de plumes
The dancer plumed her costume with vibrant feathers for the performance.
La danseuse a orné son costume de plumes éclatantes pour le spectacle.
Additional translations
lisser ses plumesPour un oiseau qui fait sa toilette.
se rengorgerSens figuré.
Synonyms
feather
flaunt
display
spread
swell

Definitions

plumedadjective
Having or adorned with feathers.
The plumed hat was a striking accessory at the costume party.
Resembling a feather or feathers in appearance.
The plumed clouds drifted lazily across the sky, casting soft shadows on the ground.
Having a long, feather-like column or stream of material such as smoke, dust, or water.
A plumed jet of steam hissed from the cracked pipe.
plumeverb
To spread out in a shape resembling a feather.
Smoke began to plume from the chimney as the fire was lit.
To adorn or decorate with feathers or something resembling feathers.
The dancer plumed her costume with vibrant feathers for the performance.
To preen or clean feathers, as a bird does.
The parrot spent the afternoon pluming itself in the sun.
To take pride in oneself or one's achievements.
He plumed himself on his successful career in the tech industry.
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