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2005
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cardgame Plump , swedish , 3gp video
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Describing how to play Plump - a Swedish card game. Videoshot mobile Sony Ericsson K700i - fileformat 3gp.
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Main meanings of plump in English : plump 1 plump 2 plump 3
‘The liver was plump and full of flavor, and it melted beautifully on my tongue.’ ‘Some of them are plump and juicy and full of savory flavor, but others are hard and dry.’ ‘A bright hue, a rosy blush, pretty skin that's blemish free, and a plump shape - these are generally key for ripe fruits.’ ‘My cheekbones looked higher, my green eyes looked bigger and brighter and my lips were plump and full.’ ‘A plump, rounded moon settled alongside the twinkling lights and gleamed observently from its position in the sky.’ ‘This yard, however, had been transformed into a lush garden full of plump, red, juicy tomatoes.’ ‘It was a female, as evidenced by its plump, rounded abdomen and thin antennae.’ ‘She had a warm smile and plump cheeks that were a rosy red.’ ‘Her frizzy red hair was pulled back in a pony tail and the freckles that sprinkled her plump cheeks made her seem kindhearted in a girlish sort of way.’ ‘They had admired his silky black hair and his huge violet eyes, pinched his plump cheeks and fussed over him.’ ‘Alonso's dark hair is peppered with gray, and his plump cheeks are dusted with stubble.’ ‘Another great theme garden is the pizza garden, which sparkles with plump tomatoes, sweet basil, thyme, oregano, bell peppers and red onions.’ ‘Tenderly, she ran one finger down her baby's plump brown cheek.’ ‘Topped with shredded carrots and a very sweet dressing, it also featured plump raisins sprinkled throughout, a very nice touch.’ ‘He had a round, plump face with gentle, long but narrowed eyes because his cheeks were so chubby.’ ‘The country was dotted with vineyards, each bursting with acres and acres of plump, sweet grapes.’ ‘The side dishes were palatable: a mound of exotically spiced couscous with plump raisins and a ratatouille of herbs and vegetables simmered in their own juices.’ ‘The handmade ravioli were plump with a purée of vegetables, and generously coated with a light tomato sauce and strategically placed blobs of basil pesto.’ ‘Next time, I think I'll add some plump cherry tomatoes, too.’ ‘It came with a wonderful rice pilaf, dotted with raisins, plump cranberries, nuts, seeds and thinly sliced almonds.’
chubby , fat, stout, rotund, buxom, well upholstered, well covered, well padded, of ample proportions, ample, roly-poly, round, rounded, well rounded, full, fattish, dumpy, chunky, broad in the beam, portly, overweight, fleshy, paunchy, bulky, corpulent
‘she wore an outfit she'd always wanted to try but felt she was too plump to risk’
‘They were all rather plump people and Alina's slender figure did not fit in with them.’ ‘He was rather plump, and was wearing a ridiculous hat.’ ‘The officer frowned down at the shorter, rather plump man.’ ‘A rather plump girl began to walk towards them, her face aglow.’ ‘He was rather plump and his stomach wobbled when he laughed.’ ‘A rather plump woman with tiny framed glasses sauntered in through the doorway.’ ‘Mrs Reynolds was a small and rather plump lady with a kind and caring face.’ ‘I did have a rather interesting conversation with the driver, a rather plump fellow with a bald head and a beard.’ ‘Sara smiled as she remembered the sweet, plump, middle-aged lady with her rosy cheeks and graying hair.’ ‘Some people are actually attracted to chubby, plump, and otherwise overweight/large men and women.’ ‘And although his body is still skinny, about half the size of plump Sofia, his belly is growing wider and fuller.’ ‘He is middle-aged, like Benjamin, and slightly plump.’ ‘She was rarely photographed, but we know she was of medium height, slightly plump, with a fair complexion and crystal-clear blue eyes.’ ‘She was also short and slightly plump, while the twins were fairly tall and Rosita was thin, but built up from training.’ ‘Birdie turned around and saw Hattie, the slightly plump, middle-aged housekeeper.’ ‘Doyle turned to see a tall, if slightly plump, woman walking toward them.’ ‘She had grown a little and thinned out some although she was still slightly plump.’ ‘The woman had gray hair, and was slightly plump.’
‘I was running from the kitchen to the living room, plumping the cushions and getting drinks in place’ ‘The red haired nurse eventually left after plumping my pillow and fetching me some water.’ ‘When she's not tending to her family, Vera makes tea and plumps cushions for sick neighbours.’ ‘I was running from the kitchen to the living room, plumping the cushions and getting drinks in place, closing curtains to avoid sun-glare, the quickest of showers, a change into fresh clothes.’ ‘Kristyn plumped her pillows and gently laid her back while she ran to fetch another basin.’ ‘They'd filled the crystal decanter on her bedside table with fresh water and plumped the pillows and put a nightdress ready.’ ‘After plumping the pillow, I seated myself on the bed, looking out the window at the field and the parts of the castle beyond that.’ ‘I have not only allowed, but positively encouraged all this, even plumping up the cushion before he settles down.’ ‘Despite her refusal to buy anything, the salesman measured her bed while she lay on it and plumped up pillows around her back and feet.’ ‘Once the cushions had been plumped up to her satisfaction, she wouldn't allow her children to sit on them.’ ‘I even had a concierge to plump up my pillows each evening.’ ‘Returning to the bed, she plumped up the pillows, settled herself and began to stitch.’ ‘I plumped up the pillows and sat up in bed to eat it.’ ‘You've crawled into bed, snuggled under the duvet, plumped up the pillows, made yourself as comfortable as possible and can feel yourself drifting away into the land of nod.’ ‘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.’ ‘He'll plump up a pillow, smooth out a bedspread, turn on a light, turn down the air conditioning.’
‘stew the dried fruits gently until they plump up’
‘Such treatments are used to reshape the face, such as plumping up the lips.’ ‘I've always had thin lips and I wanted them plumped up to be fashionable.’ ‘New techniques involving lasers to blast uneven pigmentation, acid peels to smooth crepey skin and injections to plump up wrinkles or freeze facial muscles have all been developed and refined over the last decade.’ ‘Quick and easy cosmetic treatments are readily available, with clinics, salons and even your local gym promising to smooth out wrinkles or plump up lips.’ ‘They love the new foundations, which give light coverage and appear to plump up the skin, lending it a natural, youthful glow.’ ‘A quick feed with general lawn fertiliser now will plump up grass blades.’ ‘Add the currants and, when they plump up, stir in the sugar and tomato paste.’ ‘Let the couscous plump up for 15 minutes, then fork it through to separate the grains.’ ‘The marinades are used to plump up the chicken before it is covered in spices and fried.’ ‘Henna plumps up your hair by coating each strand.’ ‘It moisturizes the hair and plumps up the cuticle layer.’ ‘Similar to collagen injections, it plumps up creases in the face.’ ‘Since it plumps up with the liquid, this is way more than two people can heathily eat.’ ‘‘It temporarily plumped up the skin on my thighs and rear,’ said one.’ ‘Caribbean bananas taste better than dollar bananas because they are less chemical, less plumped up with fertilisers.’
Main meanings of plump in English : plump 1 plump 2 plump 3
‘She glared back at him and then picked up her bag and moved one seat down, plumping her bag on the seat between them.’ ‘The waiter, almost literally staggering under the weight, plumped a huge oval plateful of sizzling ribs in front of Lili.’ ‘I plumped my mother under a tree and walked around to take in some action.’ ‘He turned over and wrinkled his nose as plumping his head back down on the pillow sent another waft of unfamiliar smell up it.’
put , put down, set, set down, deposit, dump, stick, place
‘she plumped herself down in the nearest seat’
‘he plumped down on the bench beside me’ ‘‘Let's sit here,’ she brayed and plumped herself in front of me.’ ‘Ten minutes into the production, four young lads tear around the performance space, plump themselves down to quietly watch the show for half an hour, and then tear off again - just as Decky and his friends do within the play.’ ‘She plumped herself on the couch, looking and sounding exhausted.’ ‘Once she got there, she plumped herself on her bed.’ ‘She plumped down on the cushion and started looking through a magazine.’ ‘The pews were already full, and women had plumped down in the aisles, their children scattered around them.’ ‘She finally plumped down on her bed, sulking.’ ‘She plumped down into the red velvet chair and poured the tea.’ ‘She strolled into her hotel room and plumped down on the bed.’ ‘At any rate, he ran back two or three yards and plumped down behind a rock.’
flop , collapse, sink, fall, drop, slump, plop oneself
‘the wagon came into a deep hole, with such a plump’
‘she sat down plump on the bed’ ‘I sat down plump on the ground, almost falling into the pool.’
‘he must tell her plump and plain that he was on the dole’
‘offered a choice of drinks, he plumped for brandy’
‘Miffed and thirsty, some filed out to find solace in pricey cybercafes, while others decided to plump for the free buffet chicken wings.’ ‘Given the choice of shirt colour, it was assumed that Eriksson would plump for the lucky red favoured by England these days.’ ‘The votes were reasonably predictable with a majority plumping for favourites France.’ ‘The company rejected 33 designs before plumping for the present one.’ ‘Television broadcasters on this side of the pond have already plumped for old favourites.’ ‘Women plumped for similarly high-flying partners, including managers, architects and designers, and lawyers.’ ‘Jamie plumped for the poached mussels to start with, while I chose the baby goat's cheese wrapped in smoked salmon with apricot sabayon.’ ‘With so many brands and types of wine on the shelves, many bemused Scottish consumers plump for a bottle because the design on the label looks good.’ ‘When she is given the opportunity to hire an assistant, Carla plumps for the oddball Paul, a comprehensively under qualified but malleable parolee in whom she spots considerable potential.’ ‘The company had spoken to other food companies and even considered closing the unit before plumping for a management buyout.’ ‘And he eventually plumped for the controversial latecomer without proper technical judgments made on its suitability or the likely cost.’ ‘We plumped for option B. Now, I wish we had known there was something in between.’ ‘Although reasonable food was available in jail most inmates plumped for the least healthy option, they added.’ ‘I guess philosophy must do something to your libido, because most philosophers unhesitatingly plump for the Socratic option.’ ‘The McConnells have instead plumped to stay in their family home in Wishaw, which they moved to 1999.’ ‘My mother grew up in Gloucestershire, so I plumped, first, for a wedge of a cheese from that County that I had never heard of before.’ ‘I plumped instead for the raspberry jam tart with lemon grass crème fraîche, which was without a doubt the best dessert I've eaten all year.’ ‘Lisa had promised me bacon covered in maple syrup, but in the end I plumped (which is an apt word) for the sausage and egg sandwiches with a side order of raisin toast.’ ‘They have steered clear of the conventional list of present ideas, plumping instead for a selection of suggestions featuring donations to worthy causes.’ ‘But, as we reported last week, the company have finally plumped for their own services.’
Main meanings of plump in English : plump 1 plump 2 plump 3
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a plump of ducks rose at the same time’
‘To her left was a plump of live ducks looking on and to her right a sack full of slaughtered, disembowelled, and plucked carcasses.’ ‘In a nearby gut of water, a plump of geese clustered together.’ ‘Whats sportsman is there who at some time may not have been crossed by a flock of geese or a plump of wild ducks as he has been shooting pheasants or woodcocks?’
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1 Shake or pat (a cushion or pillow) to adjust its stuffing and make it rounded and soft.
Late 15th century (in the sense ‘blunt, forthright’): related to Middle Dutch plomp, Middle Low German plump, plomp ‘blunt, obtuse, blockish’. The sense has become appreciative, perhaps by association with plum .
1 Set (something) down heavily or unceremoniously.
1 informal With a sudden or heavy fall.
2 informal, dated Directly and bluntly.
plump for something Decide definitely in favour of one of two or more possibilities.
Late Middle English related to Middle Low German plumpen, Middle Dutch plompen ‘fall into water’, probably of imitative origin.
Late Middle English (in sense ‘group of people’): of uncertain origin; possibly related to clump and lump .
