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1 plump
I adjective(pleasantly fat and rounded; well filled out: plump cheeks.) god og rund, småfet- plumply- plumpness
- plump up IIlubben--------plumpeIsubst. \/plʌmp\/1) tungt fall, dump2) ( spesielt skotsk) regnskurIIsubst. \/plʌmp\/( gammeldags) flokkIIIverb \/plʌmp\/bli fyldigere, legge seg ut, ese ut, gjøre fetere, gjøre fyldigplump out bli fyldig, bli rundere, legge seg utplump up bli fyldig, bli rundere, legge seg ut gjøre fyldig, gjøre tykkere, fete opp (om husdyr)IVverb \/plʌmp\/1) falle brått, slenge seg, kaste seg, dumpe ned, plumpe2) kaste, slippe brått3) ( om utsagn) plumpe ut med, kaste frem4) rose, berømmeplump down ( også plump oneself down) slenge seg, kaste segslippe, kasteplump for (politikk, spesielt britisk) bruke alle sine stemmer på en kandidat(britisk, hverdagslig) foretrekke, holde på, velgeplump out kaste frem, plumpe ut med kontant, direkteplump up (om sengeklær, puter e.l.) riste oppVadj. \/plʌmp\/1) fyldig, lubben, rund2) ( hverdagslig) stinn, full3) ( hverdagslig) stor, fetVIadj. \/plʌmp\/( overført) direkte, kontant, likefrem, uttrykkeligsvare noen tvert «nei»VIIadv. \/plʌmp\/ ( hverdagslig)1) pladask, bums2) ( overført) direkte, kontant, rett ut3) loddrett, rett ned
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plump — I [[t]plʌmp[/t]] adj. plump•er, plump•est 1) well filled out or rounded in form; chubby 2) to become plump (often fol. by up or out) 3) to make plump (often fol. by up or out): to plump up the pillows[/ex] • Etymology: 1475–85; earlier plompe… … From formal English to slang
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plump up — verb make fuller by shaking fluff up the pillows • Syn: ↑fluff up, ↑shake up • Hypernyms: ↑shake, ↑agitate • Verb Frames: Somebody s something … Useful english dictionary
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shake up — verb 1. shock physically (Freq. 1) Georgia was shaken up in the Tech game • Syn: ↑jar, ↑bump around • Hypernyms: ↑move, ↑displace • Verb Frames … Useful english dictionary