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PLU'MAGE, n. The feathers that cover a fowl. Smit with her varying plumage, spar...
PLUMB, n. plum. [L. plumbum, lead; probably a clump or lump.] A mass of lead att...
PLUMB-LINE, n. plum'-line. A line perpendicular to the plane of the horizon; or ...
PLUMBAG'INOUS, a. Resembling plumbago; consisting of plumbago, or partaking of i...
PLUMBA'GO, n. [L.] A mineral consisting of carbon and iron; used for pencils, _c.
PLUM'BEAN PLUMBED, pp. plum'med. Adjusted by a plumb-line.
PLUM'BEOUS, a. Consisting of lead; resembling lead. 1. Dull; heavy; stupid.
PLUMBER, n. plum'mer. One who works in lead.
PLUMBERY, n. plum'mery. Works in lead; manufactures of lead; the place where lea...
PLUMBIF'EROUS, a. [L. plumbum, lead, and fero, to produce.] Producing lead.
PLUME, n. [L. pluma.] 1. The feather of a fowl, particularly a large feather. 2....
PLUME-AL'UM, n. A kind of asbestus.
PLU'MELESS, a. Without feathers or plumes.
PLUMIG'EROUS, a. [L. pluma, a feather, and gero, to wear.] Feathered; having fea...
PLU'MIPED, a. [infra.] Having feet covered with feathers. PLU'MIPED , n. [L. plu...
PLUM'MET, n. [See Plumb .] 1. A long piece of lead attached to a line, used in s...