plumpness

He knew the plumpness of her figure was not popular among humans.

She was 13 then, not yet rid of her baby plumpness, and nothing looked right.

Lips lose a lot of their plumpness as people age.

In Jamaica, plumpness is considered to be important or vital to good health.

His mother had allowed herself to run to plumpness.

I think we set a new record getting across the street, with Sally leading the field in spite of her plumpness.

His fingers tightened on the plumpness they could feel at her waist.

It seemed almost too small to contain the swelling plumpness of her upper body.

A large boy, true, with more muscle than she had realized, lurking under the plumpness.

"I can actually feel the plumpness around my eye.

He shinned up the tree very quickly, considering his plumpness.

Usually his young face showed strong and agreeable lines under a slight plumpness.

She stood up straight, a short, strong, pretty blond girl on the ripe edge of plumpness.

If you're not quite ready to lose your lips' plumpness, you might want to consider a filler.

He had lost his incipient plumpness and was more dapper than ever.

A warm human plumpness settled down on his brain.

This he attributed to early development and healthy plumpness.

Judith's grip, for all her pinkness and plumpness, was quite strong.

Her pleasant silken skin did not match the plumpness below.

Everywhere his hands and mouth explored was silky soft plumpness.

She had a delicate, innocent face; the cheeks still round with the plumpness of childhood.

He was a thin old man with a monocle on a black ribbon, the plumpness came from their mother.

She was little more than thirty-five, but her plumpness made her appear to be older.