/ˈpluːmeɪd/ (LOO-mayd)

Definitions

1. noun

a type of plumage, especially feathers on a bird, arranged in a particular way, often for display or ceremonial purposes

“The exotic plumade of the peacock caught the eye of the audience.”

2. verb

to arrange or train feathers, especially of a bird, in a particular way, often for display or ceremonial purposes

“The bird’s owner plumaded its feathers to make it look more impressive.”