Plumose
Plumosea.covered with pappus or soft down
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Plumosea.covered with pappus or soft down
Plumosity, or Plumousnessn.a fethered state
Plumpa.fat, sleek, comely;n.a cluster, a tuft
Plumpv.to fatten, swell, increase, fall at once
Plumpad.with a sudden fall, quickly, at once
Plumpern.what plumps out, a sudden stroke
Plumplyad.with plumpness, without reserve
Plumpnessn.fatness, fulness, sleekness
Plumporridgen.porridge made with plums
Plumpuddingn.a pudding made with plums
Plumpya.rather plump, fat, jolly, full
Plumulen.the leaf bud, or ascending part of the corcle of a plant
Plumy, or Plumousa.fethery, like fethers
Plunderv.t.to pillage, to rob like an enemy
Plundern.spoil gotten in war or by violence
Plunderern.a hostile pillager, robber, spoiler
Plungev.to sink or rise suddenly, dive, dip, put
Plungen.the act of sinking under water, distress
Plungern.a brass cylinder used as a forcer in pumps
Plunketn.a sort of fine blue color;a.blue
Plurala.having more than one, many, several
Pluralistn.he that holds more livings than one
Pluralityn.a number more than one, more cures of fouls than one, a number greater than any other, but less than half
Plurallyad.in a plural manner
Pluriliteraln.a word of more letters than three
Plushn.shag, a sort of very strong rough cloth
Plutonica.denoting the system of the plutonists