plumply

• “Gazzara had established a willingness to work outside the commercial mainstream, specialising in anti-social characters including a plumply brutish Al Capone, but his career wavered between quality and dross, film and television and work in the US, Italy and a few other countries, notching up over 80 movies in the years following his initial collaboration with Cassavetes.”

  The Guardian: Ben Gazzara obituary

• “Where better to take a break from the joys of shopping bargain sales start next week than the sleek but cozy tea room with its plumply comfortable armchairs?”

  The Wall Street Journal: Exploring Sushi on the Seine

• “Whoever she was, she was a taking thing, small and plumply curved, her face heart-shaped, her hair a rich golden blond that complemented her creamy skin, which was pinkened by the wind.”

  Simon & Schuster: One Night in Scotland

• “If she continued to eat like this without those long walks, she would soon resemble the plumply upholstered sofa!”

  Fictionaut: red dust

• “The farms looked large and prosperous, even the cows looked plumply outsize and although there were plenty of villages and towns there was a refreshing lack of factories.”

  Fictionaut: Politics 101

• “There was a heavy wooden table against one wall and a variety of shabby basket chairs, plumply upholstered and well cushioned.”

  Fictionaut: Politics 101

• “Valentina, or Valla, as her father called her, smiled and tossed her silver-blonde head - she was a plumply pert little piece, sure enough, but I spared a glance for Aunt Sara as well.”

  Fictionaut: The Sky Writer

• “Bake for one hour, covered loosely with baking parchment, or until the apricots are plumply cooked in the fragrant syrup.”

  Waspish

• “There was a file of erotica, surprisingly mild, mostly drawings of women in tight latex lingerie that pushed their breasts and buttocks out plumply and had highlights from unseen illumination glowing on them; many were tied, all were made up, with bright red cupid lips.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Bob Lee Swagger eBook Boxed Set

• “There, seated regally and plumply on the chest with her back to me, gazing at herself in the mirror, was our cat Purr.”

  Joyce McFadden: How to Address Body Image and the Family Cat

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