plumbush
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 42
IMG:content-1231.png:[blocks in formation] Geology: 1. A conglomerate, with flint pebbles. 2. [PUDDING-STONE.] plum-tree, s. The same as PLUM, 8., II. *plům, a . [PLIM, PLUMP.] Plump. "The Italians proportion it [Beauty] big and plum ." Florio: Montaigne , p. 269. plum, v . t . [PLUM, a.] To stuff up; to cajole; as, to plum a person up with a tale. ( Eng . Slang .) *plům, adv . [PLUMB, adv .]
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