Meanings of plumed tail in English

Lad wagged his plumed tail, once, in reply, to the salute.

Lad paused, his tulip ears at attention, his plumed tail swaying.

Lad's plumed tail began to wag at this sign of spirit in the pigmy.

Madame went upstairs, followed at a respectful distance by Mr. Boffin, waving his plumed tail.

He raised his head inquiringly toward the Mistress, and his plumed tail began to thump the floor.

She ignored them until Seregil opened the door, then bounded through with her plumed tail held high.

His plumed tail flapped on the grass.

And always the dog's plumed tail would beat rhythmic welcome against the ground as the sentry approached him.

Then, whimpering a little under his breath, he licked her cheek; and made shift to wag his plumed tail in reassurance.

Lad stood up, wagging his plumed tail in welcome; his tiny white forepaws dancing a jig of eagerness on the leather seat-cushion.

He wagged his plumed tail, in gladness, and thrust his nose into her palm and began to "talk" in gleeful treble.

When the collie had finished drinking, he looked up gratefully, rubbed against the good Samaritans, waved his plumed tail like a banner, and trotted away.

"Hey!" she said, recognizing the plumed tail from the morning's clothes-robber.