1. A cluster; a clump.

2. To extend to fulness; to dilate.

3. Having a full skin; fat and rounded; blunt; unreserved.

4. Suddenly; heavily. See Plumb.

5. To cause to sink suddenly.

6. To grow plump; to give a vote to only one candidate.

7. Plumb.

8. To fall suddenly.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• plulp,
• glimp,
• polup,
• plumpy,
• pummp,
• plumit,
• puimp,
• lumpu,
• pumpo,
• plamk,
• klumpp,
• plamt,
• plup,
• luimp,
• olymp,
• blum,
• glump,
• plamp,
• pluba,
• olump

• plumping,
• plumbic,
• plumber,
• plump up,
• plumb,
• plumbism,
• plump in,
• plumbed.

The adverb form of the word "plump" is "plumply".

The adjective form of the word "plump" is "plump".

The plural of the "plump" can be the "plumps".

The singular of the "plump" can be the "plump".