plump
//plʌmp//
Adjective
plumpCanonical form
plumperComparative
plumpestSuperlative
1
Having a full, rounded shape; slightly fat in an attractive or healthy way.
The baby has plump cheeks.
2
Well-filled or stuffed; nicely rounded and soft.
She arranged the plump cushions on the sofa.
Verb
plumpedPast tense
plumpedPast participle
plumpingPresent participle
plumpsThird-person singular
1
To make or become fuller, rounder, or softer.
She plumped up the pillows before the guests arrived.
2
To drop or fall suddenly and heavily.
She plumped down onto the sofa after a long day at work.
3
To choose or vote decisively for something or someone.
The committee plumped for the new proposal without hesitation.
Synonym
Adverb
plumpCanonical form
plumperComparative
plumpestSuperlative
1
With a sudden or heavy drop; directly.
The book fell plump onto the floor.