What does PLUMY mean?

Heres the information you requested about the word "plumy": plumy Parts of Speech:

adjective

Definitions:

• Having many feathers or plumes.
• Resembling or suggestive of a plumage.

Pronunciations:

• US: /ˈpluːmi/
• UK: /ˈpluːmi/

Origin and Usage:

"Plumy" is derived from the word "plume," which refers to a feather or a cluster of feathers. The word "plumy" is used to describe something that has many feathers or plumes, or something that resembles or suggests a plumage. It is commonly used in literature to describe the appearance of birds, particularly those with colorful feathers.

Synonyms:

• feathery
• plumed
• fluffy
• downy
• airy

Related Words:

• plume
• plump
• plush
• plugs
• plait

Example Sentences:

• The peacocks tail was long and plumy, with shimmering shades of blue and green.
• The dancers costume was adorned with plumy feathers that swayed with her movements.
• The artist used a plumy brushstroke technique to create a soft and delicate effect in the painting.