plumetty
/ˈpluːmɪti/(also plumeté, plumettée) Heraldry
adjective
Charged with a motif of (overlapping) feathers. rare.
noun
A heraldic field charged with a motif of (overlapping) feathers; heraldry involving the use of such a motif.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Book Arms. From Middle French plumeté, plumetté, adjective (1581 or earlier in heraldic use; earlier in more general senses ‘covered with feather-shaped metal scales’, ‘(of goldsmiths' work) decorated with motives imitating a feather’; French plumeté (now hist. in heraldic uses)) from plumette little feather + -é.