A plume of an ostrich; an ostrich-feather; specifically, one of the quill-feathers of the wings or tail.(noun)
A name of Aglaophenia struthionides, one of the plumularian hydromedusans. See Aglaophenia.(noun)
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Use "ostrich-plume" in a sentence
"Well, it was hard lines on her, but duty called, so I just popped my head round her door to call a chaste farewell - and there she was, dammit, reclining languorously on the coverlet like one of those randy classical goddesses, wearing nothing but the big ostrich-plume fan I'd brought her from Egypt, and her sniggering maid turning the lamp down low."
"He described the ostrich-plume hat, the blue wool cloak, my green cape, and my beaded slippers."
"A waving ostrich-plume — a buckler burnished bright;"