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Meanings of plumes in English
Usage of plumes in English
1
Fincher floored the Warthog and plumes of water sprayed in their wake.
2
There was no gate; soft black plumes and curtains served as doors.
3
She was extravagantly attired in a huge picture hat with black plumes.
4
Over her head swept the cane, brushing the plumes on her hat.
5
Among the recruits who had enlisted he distributed feathers and ostrich plumes.
6
The warriors took each from a little bag his paints and plumes.
7
The long lines of red, blue, and orange plumes nod fiercely together.
8
No rising dust awakened the expectation of nodding plumes or flashing arms.
9
Among the sails appeared every afternoon gigantic grayish feather-like plumes of smoke.
10
The hearse also had white plumes, and was covered with black palls.
11
His bonnet was blue, but the silver badge held plumes, not holly.
12
Behind them came an imposing red litter, decorated with plumes and mirrors.
13
His horse's hoofs were just touching the shadow of the hat plumes.
14
Close enough to identify three volcanoes pumping sulphurous plumes out into space.
15
She was wearing a hat with white plumes and an embroidered pelisse.
16
Blades and arrows struck at the Outsiders in plumes of ember fire.
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Plumes through the time
Plumes across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common