plump
Pronunciation: [plʌmp]
Word
Context: “appearance”
(adjective) when someone or something is pleasantly rounded and fuller in shape. If you think of a soft teddy bear or a round fruit, that's plump.
Example
The baby has plump cheeks that everyone loves to pinch.
Example
The apple looked shriveled, not at all plump and juicy.
Example
Does the picture show a plump rabbit or a skinny one?
Context: “growth”
(verb) to make something fuller or rounder. It can be used for food that is getting bigger or for something that needs to be filled out.
Example
I decided to plump up the pillows on the couch so they look nice and full.
Example
He didn't plump up his story, and it felt flat and boring.
Example
How can I plump up the cake to make it look more delicious?
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