plump |
plumped |
As verbs the difference between plump and plumped
is that
plump is to grow plump; to swell out while
plumped is past tense of plump.
As an adjective plump
is having a full and rounded shape; chubby, somewhat overweight.
As an adverb plump
is directly; suddenly; perpendicularly.
As a noun plump
is a knot or cluster; a group; a crowd.
plumped |
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terms |
plumped |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb plumped is
(
plump).
plumped |
lumped |
As verbs the difference between plumped and lumped
is that
plumped is past tense of plump while
lumped is past tense of lump.
plumped |
plummed |
As verbs the difference between plumped and plummed
is that
plumped is (
plump) while
plummed is (
plum).
slumped |
plumped |
As verbs the difference between slumped and plumped
is that
slumped is past tense of slump while
plumped is past tense of plump.
plumped |
plumed |
As a verb plumped
is (
plump).
As an adjective plumed is
having or decorated with a plume or plumes.
glumped |
plumped |
As verbs the difference between glumped and plumped
is that
glumped is (
glump) while
plumped is (
plump).
pumped |
plumped |
As verbs the difference between pumped and plumped
is that
pumped is past tense of pump while
plumped is past tense of plump.
As an adjective pumped
is : pumped up.
plumped |
flumped |
As verbs the difference between plumped and flumped
is that
plumped is past tense of plump while
flumped is past tense of flump.
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