Plumpy

Pronunciation: /ˈplʌmpi/

Definitions of plumpy

adjective describing someone or something as slightly chubby or plump in a cute or endearing way

Example Sentences

A1 The cat is plumpy and cute.

A2 She likes to eat plumpy fruits like peaches and plums.

B1 The chef used plumpy tomatoes to make a delicious pasta sauce.

B2 The bakery is known for its plumpy and moist cakes.

C1 The plumpy cushions on the sofa made it very comfortable to sit on.

C2 Her plumpy cheeks made her look even more adorable when she smiled.

Examples of plumpy in a Sentence

formal The plumpy fruits were carefully selected for the market.

informal I love snacking on plumpy grapes.

slang Check out those plumpy cheeks on the baby!

figurative Her plumpy personality shines through in her vibrant artwork.

Grammatical Forms of plumpy

• past tense: plumped
• plural: plumpies
• comparative: plumpier
• superlative: plumpiest
• present tense: plumps
• future tense: will plump
• perfect tense: have plumped
• continuous tense: is plumping
• singular: plumpy
• positive degree: plumpy
• infinitive: to plump
• gerund: plumping
• participle: plumped

Origin and Evolution of plumpy

First Known Use: 1500 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'plumpy' is believed to have originated from the Middle English word 'plumpen' which meant to swell or become round.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'plumpy' has evolved to be used to describe something that is pleasantly plump or chubby, often in a cute or endearing way.