plumous
/ˈpluːməs/Now rare
adjective
Feathery, downy; plumose.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Salmon (1644–1713), medical empiric and author. From classical Latin plūmōsus plumose; compare -ous.
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- Concorde
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- concours
- concours d'élégance
- concourse
- concrescence
- concrescent
- concrete
- concrete jungle
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- concrete mixer
- concrete music
- concreteness
- concrete noun
- concrete poetry
- concrete universal
- concretion
- concretionary
- concretise
- concretism
- concretization
- concretize