What does pluming mean?
Pluming means present participle and gerund of plume.
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/ˈpluːmɪŋ/ · verb
present participle and gerund of plume.
If their secluded hearts ventured even in thought towards the plumings natural to their age, their coarse, homely, ill-fitting garments anathematized any coquettish effort or naive expression of a desire to find favor.
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Pluming means present participle and gerund of plume.
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If their secluded hearts ventured even in thought towards the plumings natural to their age, their coarse, homely, ill-fitting garments anathematized any coquettish effort or naive expression of a desire to find favor.
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