plu.

Plu′mose, Plu′mous, feathery: plume-like; Plu′my, covered or adorned with plumes.

Plu′ralism, the state of being plural: the holding by one person of more than one office at once, esp.

Plu′viograph, a self-recording rain-gauge; Pluviom′eter, an instrument for measuring the amount of rain that falls.

Duignan suggests the same etymology for Beoshelle, beos being "the Norman scribe's idea of the gen. plu."

Even the weather has recognised me, and good old Plu himself came out to shake me by the hand and talk of old times.