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PLUM'MING, n. Among miners, the operation of finding by means of a mine dial the...
PLU'MOSE PLUMOS'ITY, n. The state of having feathers.
PLU'MOUS, a. [L. plumosus.] Feathery; resembling feathers. 1. In botany, a plumo...
PLUMP, a. 1. Full; swelled with fat or flesh to the full size; fat; having a ful...
PLUMP'ER, n. Something carried in the mouth to dilate the cheeks; any thing inte...
PLUMP'LY, adv. Fully; roundly; without reserve; as, to assert a thing plumply; a...
PLUMP'NESS, n. Fullness of skin; distention to roundness; as the plumpness of a ...
PLUMP'Y, a. Plump; fat; jolly. [Not elegant.]
PLU'MULE, n. In botany, the ascending scaly part of the corculum or heart of a S...
PLU'MY, a. [from plume.] Feathered; covered with feathers. 1. Adorned with plume...
PLUN'DER, v.t. 1. To pillage; to spoil; to strip; to take the goods of an enemy ...
PLUN'DERED, pp. Pillaged; robbed.
PLUN'DERER, n. A hostile pillager; a spoiler. 1. A thief; a robber.
PLUN'DERING, ppr. Pillaging; robbing.
PLUNGE, v.t. 1. To thrust into water or other fluid substance, or into any subst...
PLUNG'ED, pp. Thrust into a fluid or other penetrable substance; immersed; invol...