plump

US /plʌmp/
UK /plʌmp/
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having a full, rounded shape

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The baby had cute, plump cheeks.
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She chose a plump cushion for the sofa.
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to make something full and rounded

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She plumped up the pillows before guests arrived.
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The baker plumped the dough to make it rise.
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fattenfill outpuff up
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to drop or fall heavily and suddenly

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The heavy book plumped onto the floor.
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He plumped down onto the chair, exhausted.
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directly and heavily

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He fell plump into the muddy puddle.
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The bird landed plump on the branch.
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heavilysuddenlydirectly
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plump up