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plush Definition

plush (plus̸h)

noun

a fabric with a soft, thick, deep pile

Etymology: Fr pluche < peluche < OFr peluchier, to pluck < VL *piluccare: see pluck

adjective

  1. of or made of plush
  2. Informal luxurious, as in furnishings

plush* Synonyms

plush*

modif.

elegant, luxurious, sumptuous; see rich 2.

plush Synonyms

plush

n.

rayon plush, silk plush, wool plush, cotton plush, mohair plush, velvet, velveteen, plushette; see also cloth.

plush Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • carpeting: The lady set us on some soft, plush carpeting.
  • upholstery: The theme is predominantly aluminum, again emphasizing the lightness of the car, along with plush leather upholstery.
  • surroundings: Once we had settled into our plush surroundings we took a short local walk.
  • couch: To them to life quot chairs and plush couches the air corps.
  • toy: Buy lion plush soft toys UK here at Toys By Mail Order lion shop UK.
  • velvet: The lock is lockable with the key provided Inside, the case is lined in plush green velvet.

Modifying Another Word

  • very: We got a very plush village location for nothing!
  • really: Luckily we encountered no real problems on our 5-hour drive and we finally checked in to the really plush 4* Tower hotel.
  • rather: This year Leeds hosted the annual BDSA conference at the rather plush Hilton hotel.
  • extremely: Bromley & Chislehurst is a mixture of suburbs, some of them extremely plush.
  • fairly: This enabled us to buy some fairly plush office space.
  • quite: It had a super staircase and I think the auditorium was quite plush.

Used with adjective complement

  • feel: In short Regular Pegasus wearers might find the second density a little obtrusive at first, as the ride doesn't feel quite as plush.
  • have: They also had plush stuffed " Tux " penguins all over the store ).
  • look: Tho they look very plush, the food is great value and delicious.