Plump ( adjective , verb , adverb )

(As an adjective)

Plump ( adjective )

1. Having a full, rounded shape.
2. Well-fed, stout, chubby.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english plump "full-bodied, rounded".

Examples:

1. The plump tomatoes were ripe and ready to pick.
2. The plump chicken was juicy and flavorful.
3. She had a plump figure and a happy smile.
4. He looked plump and content after a good meal.
5. The plump cushions on the couch were comfortable to sit on.

(As a verb)

Plump ( verb )

1. Having a full, rounded shape.
2. Well-fed, stout, chubby.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english plump "full-bodied, rounded".

Examples:

1. The plump tomatoes were ripe and ready to pick.
2. The plump chicken was juicy and flavorful.
3. She had a plump figure and a happy smile.
4. He looked plump and content after a good meal.
5. The plump cushions on the couch were comfortable to sit on.

(As an adverb)

Plump ( adverb )

1. Having a full, rounded shape.
2. Well-fed, stout, chubby.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english plump "full-bodied, rounded".

Examples:

1. The plump tomatoes were ripe and ready to pick.
2. The plump chicken was juicy and flavorful.
3. She had a plump figure and a happy smile.
4. He looked plump and content after a good meal.
5. The plump cushions on the couch were comfortable to sit on.