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to dive
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to poach
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plumer

to pluck
Used for removing feathers from birds like chickens, ducks, or turkeys. Figuratively means to fleece someone of money.
je plume
I pluck
nous plumons
we pluck
tu plumes
you pluck - informal
vous plumez
you pluck - formal
il/elle/on plume
he/she/one plucks
ils/elles plument
they pluck
Je plume le poulet ce soir.
(I pluck the chicken tonight.)
Tu plumes le canard toi-meme?
(Do you pluck the duck yourself?)
Elle plume la dinde pour Noel.
(She plucks the turkey for Christmas.)
Nous plumons apres l'abattage.
(We pluck after the slaughter.)
Vous plumez les volailles comment?
(How do you pluck the poultry?)
Ils plument les oies a la ferme.
(They pluck the geese at the farm.)
Tu ne plumes pas les poulets?
(Don't you pluck the chickens?)
Grand-mere plume le faisan.
(Grandmother plucks the pheasant.)
Je vais plumer cette poule.
(I'm going to pluck this hen.)
Plumez-vous a la main ou a la machine?
(Do you pluck by hand or by machine?)
Nous plumons tous les dimanches.
(We pluck every Sunday.)
Tu plumes vite.
(You pluck quickly.)
Ils plument le gibier apres la chasse.
(They pluck the game after the hunt.)
On plume toujours a l'eau chaude.
(One always plucks with hot water.)