plumped
Made cushions fuller
Plumped is the past tense of plump, which has two distinct meanings.
To plump something is to make it fuller or rounder: She plumped the pillows before the guests arrived.
To plump for something is to choose or support it decisively: After much deliberation, they plumped for the cheaper option.
Something plumped up has been made fuller or fatter.
Deliberately chosen
Swollen with air
- bloatedSwelled from excess
- puffedFilled with air
- distendedSwollen from pressure within
- engorgedSwollen from excess filling
inflated · bulging · turgid · enlarged · expanded · ballooned · thickened · rounded
Filled with soft material
- fluffedBotched or puffed up
- puffedFilled with air
- plushThick-pile soft fabric
- pillowySoft and cushioned
soft · tufted · quilted · downy · comfortable · cozy · upholstered · nestled
selected
Deliberately chosen
puffy
Swollen with air
engorged · inflated · bulging · turgid · enlarged · expanded · ballooned · thickened · rounded · tumescent
padded
Filled with soft material
pillowy · soft · tufted · quilted · downy · comfortable · cozy · upholstered · nestled · snug
plopped
Fell or sat heavily
sank · settled · landed · deposited · collapsed · threw · tossed · fell · slumped
corn-fed
Fattened on maize
fleshy · hefty · feedlot · poultry · livestock · husbandry · fattening · grain-fed · succulent · tender
plumpeddeflated
Emptied of pressure
flattened · compressed · squashed · crushed · collapsed
- plump upRestore fullness by squeezing
- plumping upMaking fuller, rounder
- plumped upMade softer and fuller
- lip plumperCosmetic that swells pout
- lip plumpingIncreasing mouth fullness cosmetically
- plump downSit heavily and suddenly
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