loudplumes
nounUK /ˈlaʊd.pluːmz/
US /ˈlaʊd.pluːmz/
Loudplumes are big, showy feathers that make a lot of noise when they move.
The peacock shook its loudplumes and everyone turned to look.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Bright, flashy decorations that draw attention and make a racket.
The parade float was covered in loudplumes that flapped in the wind.
3. A loud, boastful way of showing off.
His speech was full of loudplumes about his own success.
4. Tall, feathery plants that rustle noisily in the breeze.
The loudplumes of pampas grass whispered along the fence.