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plumasse
† pluˈmasse Obs. rare. [a. obs. F. plumasse (1505) a great plume, f. plume plume + augment. suffix -asse:—L. -ācea, adj. suffix.] = plumach.1494 in Lett. Rich. III & Hen. VII (Rolls) I. 396 Therll of Suffolkes..crest..was a lion of gold, the taille fourched, sett in maner of a curnalles with plumass...
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plumach
pluˈmach, pluˈmash Obs. exc. Hist. [a. F. plumache (now only dial.) = It. piumaccio a plume or bunch of feathers; f. L. plūma feather + suffix repr. L. -aceus, -um.] A plume. Cf. plumasse.1494 in Lett. Rich. III & Hen. VII (Rolls) I. 400 Foure balde horsses, well barded and like crestes on theyr hed...
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plumassery
† pluˈmassery Obs. rare—0. [a. OF. plumasserie ornament of feathers (Godef.), f. plumasse: see prec., and cf. next.]1656 Blount Glossogr., Plumassery, a plume or bunch of feathers. [So 1775 in Ash; and in subseq. Dictionaries.]
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plumassier
plumassier (pluːməˈsɪə(r)) Also 6 -asier. [a. F. plumassier (1480), f. plumasse: see above and -ier.] One who works or trades in feathers or plumes for ornamental purposes.1598 Hakluyt Voy. I. 250 The couerings of his tent..are all of gold..with the curious workemanship of plumasiers. 1812 Moore Pos...
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