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Plummy

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Adjective

1. plummy

very desirable

Example Sentences:
'a plummy leading role'

2. plummy

(of a voice) affectedly mellow and rich

Example Sentences:
'the radio announcer's plummy voice'

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


Plummy

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adjective -mier or -miest
1. 
of, full of, or resembling plums
2. British informal
(of speech) having a deep tone and a refined and somewhat drawling articulation
3. British informal
choice; desirable

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Plummy

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adjectiveWord forms: ˈplummier or ˈplummiest
1. 
full of or tasting of plums
2.  British, Informal
good or desirable
used esp. of a job
3.  Informal
rich, full, and mellow
said of a sound or voice: often (esp. Brit.) used to suggest affectation

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Plummy

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adj. plum·mi·er, plum·mi·est
1.
a. Filled with plums.
b. Resembling plums in smell, taste, or appearance.
2. Choice; desirable: a plummy job.
3. Exceedingly or affectedly mellow and rich: a plummy voice.

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