“Four houses up the street, a festive wreath rustled off another set of oak doors and landed plumply in a snowy hedge.”

“Fisher is plumply overdeveloped, more than simply enticing, bursting her seams, and she's the aggressor and the liar in the tale.”

“It was flavourless and odourless, but it felt very satisfying sitting plumply on my tongue.”

“A sudden turn in the road brought us plump in front of the celebrated monastery.”