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1. (n.) plumage
the entire feathery covering of a bird.
Etymology: (1375–1425; late ME < MF. See plume , -age)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) feather, plume, plumage
the light horny waterproof structure forming the external covering of birds
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1. (noun) plumage
the entire clothing of a bird
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Sense: the feathers of a bird or birds
The peacock has (a) brilliant plumage.
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 Afrikaans: veredos |
 Arabic: ريش الطُّيور |
 Bulgarian: оперение |
 Brazilian: plumagem |
 Czech: opeření |
 German: das Gefieder |
 Danish: fjerdragt |
 Greek: φτερά, φτέρωμα |
 Spanish: plumaje |
 Estonian: sulestik |
 Farsi: بال و پر |
 Finnish: höyhenpeite |
 French: plumage |
 Hebrew: נוֹצוֹת |
 Hindi: पक्षति |
 Croatian: perje |
 Hungarian: tollazat |
 Indonesian: bulu burung |
 Icelandic: fjaðrir, fjaðraskraut |
 Italian: piumaggio |
 Japanese: 羽毛 |
 Korean: 깃털 |
 Lithuanian: plunksnos |
 Latvian: apspalvojums |
 Malay: bulu |
 Dutch: gevederte |
 Norwegian: fjærdrakt |
 Polish: upierzenie |
 Persian: بال و پر |
 Pashto: بال او پر |
 Portuguese: plumagem |
 Romanian: penaj |
 Russian: плюмаж |
 Slovak: operenie |
 Slovenian: ptičje perje |
 Serbian: perje |
 Swedish: fjäderskrud, -dräkt |
 Thai: ขนนก |
 Turkish: tüy |
 Taiwanese: 羽毛 |
 Ukrainian: оперення, пір'я |
 Urdu: پر، پنکھ |
 Vietnamese: bộ lông chim |
 Chinese: 羽毛 |
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