Meanings of plump up in English

First, lower corporate tax rates will plump up our companies' bottom lines.

Starting on day nine, the muscle cells also started to plump up.

You probably know of its ability to plump up skin, albeit temporarily.

Pull the sheets tight, plump up the pillows, straighten out the covers.

The cranberries will absorb the liquid and plump up.

Stronger-than-expected earnings so far have proven companies' ability to plump up their bottom lines by cutting costs.

The stuffing helps to plump up the birds so they can hold their original shape when grilled.

Give them time to plump up.

Set aside for 20-30 minutes to plump up the fruit.

The games allow children to perform nose jobs and liposuction, to plump up lips and make dark skin whiter.

This year, there's a twist on the long-practised use of injectable dermal fillers to smooth facial creases and plump up the skin.

This year, there's a twist on the long-practiced use of injectable dermal fillers to smooth facial creases and plump up the skin.

But it was far more profitable than Deutsche is now and thus better able to plump up its capital cushion with retained earnings.

Wedding planners say there's an increased focus on environmental niceties that may not save money, and may even plump up a wedding bill.

Edible deodorants and perfumes are already on the market, and drinks that claim to plump up your skin from within are gaining in popularity.

They highlighted an email from a Solyndra supplier who complained the company was postponing payments in November 2009 to plump up its balance sheet.