plush

IPA: pɫˈʌʃ

A textile fabric with a nap or shag on one side, longer and softer than the nap of velvet.
A plush toy.
A census-designated place in Lake County, Oregon, United States.

Examples of "plush" in Sentences

I was thinking of bidding on the Palin plush voodoo doll, pins included!
Only if they make it in plush, as the hideous likenesses of all good interplanetary space beings ought to be.
Wouldn't it have been cheaper and more environmentally efficient to enslave taxpayers and force them to carry the wealthiest. 01% around in plush sedan chairs?
It turned us on to the fact that Geeks (and I use the term to include myself - I'm possibly the nerdiest guy Jon knows) have an interest in plush toys that are conceptually ironic.
The saddest line: "It used to be that naming your new stuffed animal was practically a sacred rite of passage in plush parenting; now, if the tag on the creature doesn't provide a pre-fab name, we're seeing kids at a loss, calling their new dog 'Puppy' and their new cat 'Kitty.'"
Will the sound still call to mind the glamorous era of American intercontinental railway journey when the dashing Cary Grant and the lovely Eva Marie Saint drank champagne in plush, oak-paneled boxcars while evading cops, spies and double agents against the backdrop of the national landscape?
It's got representatives from each part of the company rapping about their roles (do this do that we never get hairy we do it for you because we're your secretary), with an interstitial chorus singing "Shuffle fun shuffle shuffle fun shuffle fun fun shuffle fun fun shuffle just plane fun" on my elementary schools 'auditorium stage while employees run around in plush airplane costumes.