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plumaged

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plum·age  (plmj)
n.
1. The covering of feathers on a bird.
2. Feathers used ornamentally.
3. Elaborate dress; finery.

[Middle English, from Old French, from plume, plume, from Latin plma.]

plumaged adj.
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Adj.1.plumaged - having or covered in plumage; often used as a combining form; "fully plumaged young bird"; "brilliantly plumaged parrots"
feathered - having or covered with feathers; "our feathered friends"


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Beneath the odorous shade of these magnificent trees fluttered and warbled a little world of brilliantly plumaged birds.
Monkeys scampered about the deserted ruins, and gaily plumaged birds flitted in and out among the columns and the galleries far above; but no sign of human presence was discernible.
As the gaily plumaged creature fluttered to earth its companions and the little monkeys set up a most terrific chorus of wails and screaming protests.
 
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