verb
displume
Displume (verb) means to pull the feathers or plumes off something.
verb
1
To pull the feathers or plumes off something.
2
To take away someone's award.
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What is the meaning of displume?
"displume" (verb) means to pull the feathers or plumes off something.
What is another word for displume?
Other words for "displume" include tear, pull, deplume, deplumate, pluck.
What are the different meanings of displume?
"displume" has 2 main meanings: 1. To pull the feathers or plumes off something; 2. To take away someone's award.
