plump
/plʌmp/
adjective
- Having a full, rounded, and slightly fat shape; chubby.
- The pillow was soft and plump, perfect for sleeping.
- The baby had plump cheeks that everyone wanted to pinch.
- She bought a plump, juicy peach at the market.
Antonyms
verb
- To make something fuller, rounder, or softer, often by shaking or patting.
- She plumped the cushions before the guests arrived.
- The chef plumped the raisins by soaking them in warm water.
- He plumped up his pillow and lay down.
- To sit or fall heavily and suddenly.
- Tired from the hike, she plumped down on the sofa.
- He plumped into the chair and let out a sigh.
- The cat plumped onto the bed with a soft thud.
- To choose or decide firmly in favor of something.
- I think I'll plump for the chocolate cake.
- The committee plumped for the cheaper option.
- After much debate, she plumped for the blue dress.
adverb
- Straight down; with a sudden heavy fall.
- The stone landed plump in the middle of the pond.
- He dropped the bag plump onto the floor.
- The apple fell plump into the basket.