Physically vigorous or robust; not readily affected by disease or adverse conditions; healthy. Of a plant or a part of a plant.

Thriving physically; growing with vigour; in good or healthy condition; flourishing.

Very muscular or fleshy.

Of things: Strong, firm. Obsolete.

Esp. of grain and crops: fat, plump; well-grown.

Of plants and their parts: Strong in growth; thick, not slender.

Strengthened, confirmed, corroborated. as adj. Obsolete.

Swelling, plump; filled out, rounded, short and thick. (But bunting lamb may be from bunt, v.2)

Full of healthy vigour. With reference to vegetable growth. archaic.

Having a full rounded shape. Of an object: full and rounded; spec. (of fruit, etc.) fleshy, caused to swell; (of a cushion, pillow, etc.) plumped up.

Endowed with or characterized by life and growth; vegetative; vegete.

? Swollen, plump.

Strong- or coarse-growing, rank. Obsolete.

Of a plant: of stout and sturdy growth; not ‘drawn up’, ‘weedy’, or spindling.

Strong and hardy; strongly and solidly built, sturdy; healthy. Of a tree or other plant.

Strong, stout.

Of plants or their parts: healthy, vigorous; growing strongly or promoting active growth. Obsolete.

Healthy and well developed; of large make and fine appearance; well-conditioned; plump. Rarely of a plant. dialect and colloquial.

Of plants, etc.: Growing strongly and freely. Also of growth or vegetation.

Of an animal or plant: in good condition; healthy, thriving. Now rare.