[
UK
/plˈʌmpɪŋ/
]
ADJECTIVE
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very large; of exceptional size for its kind
won by a plumping majority
How To Use plumping In A Sentence
- She panics when people pop in unexpectedly, rushing round plumping cushions.
- It was with motherly affection and worry that she mindlessly tucked her daughter in tighter, trying to get the creases out of the sheets and plumping up the pillows.
- The company had spoken to other food companies and even considered closing the unit before plumping for a management buyout.
- Great for plumping saggy skin and calming creases. The Sun
- Great for plumping saggy skin and calming creases. The Sun
- Great for plumping saggy skin and calming creases. The Sun
- Harnoncourt has it purring along from the start, plumping up a generous cushion of sound on which to float the equally impressive Arnold Schoenberg Choir, who luxuriate in Brahms's glorious vocal lines. Brahms: German Requiem – review
- Such treatments are used to reshape the face, such as plumping up the lips.
- She glared back at him and then picked up her bag and moved one seat down, plumping her bag on the seat between them.
- There in the cage of greenery, right before his eyes, her skin began to pinken, her lips reddening and plumping once more. Kresley Cole Immortals After Dark: The Clan MacRieve