1 No smoke plumed out of the factory's great chimneys.

2 She plumed smoke from her nostrils.

3 The men came dressed in plumed hats, capes, and Elizabethan pantaloons.

4 Her island was peopled with plumed parrots, preening dodos, psychedelic land crabs.

5 Even the pair of plumed cockatoos that normally chattered away at each other in their wrought-iron enclosure were asleep on their perches.

6 The magazine in her hand plumed upwards in a long flame, belching smoke.

7 The door was shut, and no smoke plumed skywards from its grey chimneys.

8 And now gaily plumed water birds began to appear on the rapidly swelling river.

9 She plumed herself on her good looks.

10 Texas plumed itself upon its 330 , 000 natives.

11 The eagle plumed its wing.

12 His three hawks are brighter plumed.

13 She plumed herself on her figure.

14 He plumed himself on knowing a move or two.

15 He plumed himself on belonging to the aristocracy.

16 The knight plumed his helmet with brilliant red feathers.

17 Tail set high, plumed and carried in a gay curl over the back when moving.

18 Farewell the plumed troop, and the big wars, That make ambition virtue!

19 The plumed tail is carried over the back, curving to either side.

20 On the grass beside him' lay a plumed hat, and a pair of riding gloves gauntleted with gilt lace, and sewn with seed-pearls wrought into a curious device.

21 Farewell plumed troop, and the big wars, That make ambition virtue!

22 Caped and plumed guards were developed first for this episode.

23 Three plumed horses entered.

24 There he plumed and dressed himself and washed his coat, but all to no purpose, for his plumage remained as black as ever, and he himself soon perished for his usual food.

25 He plumed himself on having the belle of the ball as his date.

26 Felix could see a man in the shining armour and plumed helmet of a Reiksguard knight.

27 The rider wore a gilded Grecian helmet that was crested with black and red wool and plumed with a white tuft.

28 Unmistakable with its black and white plumage, black on the bare head and neck and plumed wings.

29 In human form he was a man with a tall plumed headdress.

30 So they spoke; the bearer, begetter, the makers, modellers - and a sovereign plumed serpent - they sought and discovered what was needed for human flesh.

31 Any of several plants of the genus Anemone, especially A. patens, having large blue, purple, or white flowers, each producing many conspicuously plumed achenes.

32 During stays in Mexico and Taos, New Mexico (1923-1925), he wrote The Plumed Serpent (1926).