plump¹ /plump/

1. Somewhat fat and rounded
2. Chubby
3. Well filled out, full
4. (of a cheque) large, generous (informal)

1. To make or grow plump
2. To swell or round

plumpˈen intransitive verb (rare)

plumpˈer noun

A pad kept in the mouth to round the cheeks, used by actors

plumpˈish adjective

plumpˈly adverb

plumpˈness noun

plumpˈy or plumpˈie adjective (Shakespeare)

Plump

plump² /plump/

1. To fall or drop into liquid, esp vertically, passively, resoundingly, without much disturbance
2. To flop down
3. To rain suddenly and heavily (esp Scot)
4. To come suddenly or with a burst
5. To give all one's votes without distribution
6. To choose or opt decisively or abruptly (with for)

1. To plunge or souse
2. To fling down or let fall flat or heavily
3. To blurt
4. To strike or shoot (slang)

1. The sound or act of plumping
2. A sudden heavy fall of rain (esp Scot)
3. A blow (slang)

1. With a plump
2. In a direct line
3. Downright
4. In plain language
5. Without hesitation, reserve, or qualification

plumpˈer noun

1. A plump, fall or blow
2. An undistributed vote that could have been divided
3. Someone who gives all his or her votes to one candidate or option
4. A downright lie (slang)
5. Anything very big of its kind, a whopper (slang)

plumpˈly adverb

plump³ /plump/ (archaic or dialect)

1. A cluster
2. A clump (of trees, spearmen, waterfowl, etc)

• franticly
• frantic-mad
• franticness
• franticnesses
• franzier
• franziest
• franzy
• frap
• frape
• fraped
• frapes
• fraping
• frappant
• frapped
• frapping
• Frappuccino
• frappé
• frappée
• frappés
• fraps
• fras
• frascati
• frascatis
• frass
• frasses