plushed
/plʌʃt/adjective
Of a fabric: made with a long nap; having the pile crushed or flattened. Of furniture, etc.: upholstered with plush or a similar fabric.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Nashe (d. c1601), writer. From plush + -ed.
- suppress
- suppressable
- suppressal
- suppressant
- suppressed carrier
- suppressedly
- suppresser
- suppressibility
- suppressible
- suppression
- suppressionist
- suppression order
- suppressio veri
- suppressive
- suppressive fire
- suppressor
- suppressor cell
- suppressor grid
- suppressor T cell
- supprime
- suppurant
- suppurate
- suppurater
- suppuration
- suppurative