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- DictionaryPlush·y/ˈpləSHē/
adjective
- 1. made of or resembling plush; soft to the touch: "her heels sank into the plushy carpet"
noun
- 1. a soft toy.
plushy in American English. (ˈplʌʃi) adjective Word forms: plushier, plushiest. 1. of, pertaining to, or resembling plush. 2. informal. characterized by luxury, wealth, or ease. a plushy resort. Most material © 2005, 1997, 1991 by Penguin Random House LLC.
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Synonyms for PLUSHY: luxurious, deluxe, luxuriant, luxury, plush, lavish, beautiful, sumptuous; Antonyms of PLUSHY: humble, ascetic, spartan, austere, economical, meager, no-frills, spare.
plushy (comparative plushier, superlative plushiest) Like plush; soft and shaggy. Plush; sumptuous.
A word whose customary feeling-tone is too unquestioningly accepted becomes a plushy bit of furniture, a cliché. Language | Edward Sapir They had a table to themselves in a corner of the plushy dining-room, where they could talk unheard and observe unobserved.
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plushy What does plushy mean? plushy (English) Origin & history From plush + -y. Pronunciation (Brit. Eng.) IPA: /ˈplʌʃi/ Adjective plushy (comparative plushyer, superlative plushyest) Like plush; soft and shaggy. Plush; sumptuous.
A plushy is a type of soft toy which is stuffed with soft material and covered with a plush-like outer fabric. They are often designed to resemble animals, characters or objects and are popular among children as playthings but also among some adults for comfort, collection, or decoration.
