plum-shaped

He had an egg-shaped head on a plum-shaped body, plump cheeks, twinkly brown eyes, and a warm smile.

Goodnight Nobody Jennifer Weiner 2005

He had an egg-shaped head on a plum-shaped body, plump cheeks, twinkly brown eyes, and a warm smile.

Goodnight Nobody Jennifer Weiner 2005

He had an egg-shaped head on a plum-shaped body, plump cheeks, twinkly brown eyes, and a warm smile.

Goodnight Nobody Jennifer Weiner 2005

Aunt Merrula's plum-shaped face crumpled into a prune before our eyes, but at least she got the message: Evangelina didn't want the restaurant to go down the drain like leftover grease.

Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2004

Captain B. preferred the Trungah, another first-rate sort, which are plum-shaped, and taste something like a plum.

Travels in Morocco 2003

She bent and licked away the little drop of slick, salty lubrication at the very tip of his erection, then ran her tongue around the ridge where the plum-shaped head met his long, thick shaft.

In His Own Defense Cave, Ellora's 2003

Use either the fuyu, the flatter-shaped applelike hard persimmon, which does not need to be ripe before eating, or the hachiya, the plum-shaped, slightly pointed, bright orange variety, which must be very ripe—I repeat, very ripe—before eating.

Make It Easy Make It Light Laurie Burrows Grad 1987

Use either the fuyu, the flatter-shaped applelike hard persimmon, which does not need to be ripe before eating, or the hachiya, the plum-shaped, slightly pointed, bright orange variety, which must be very ripe—I repeat, very ripe—before eating.

Make It Easy Make It Light Laurie Burrows Grad 1987

Use either the fuyu, the flatter-shaped applelike hard persimmon, which does not need to be ripe before eating, or the hachiya, the plum-shaped, slightly pointed, bright orange variety, which must be very ripe—I repeat, very ripe—before eating.

Make It Easy Make It Light Laurie Burrows Grad 1987

Use either the fuyu, the flatter-shaped applelike hard persimmon, which does not need to be ripe before eating, or the hachiya, the plum-shaped, slightly pointed, bright orange variety, which must be very ripe—I repeat, very ripe—before eating.

Make It Easy Make It Light Laurie Burrows Grad 1987