0 expensive, comfortable, and of high quality: --
He took me out to a really plush restaurant.
1 thick, soft cloth, with a surface like short fur, used especially for covering furniture: --
2 expensive, comfortable, and of high quality: --
3 thick, soft cloth, with a surface like short fur, that is used esp. for covering furniture --
The toy line included a full range of plush characters, as well as collectible figures and wacky vehicles.
Plush uses his booty to start up the mining for gold in his company, and soon enough he strikes gold.
Even the original plush theatre seats, marquee and ticket booth were preserved.
Cardinals and bishops may also wear a black plush hat or, less formally, a biretta.
The plush coat is longer, with a soft undercoat and a distinctive mane which extends to the chest.
From the dashboard of a dilapidated taxi to the plush office of a top executive, holy symbols or idols have their place.
They undoubtedly provide enough resource for living; not plush, luxurious living, but sufficient to get by on, and with good and sensible management of funds, a little more.
We could pay a man £10,000 a year, and house him in a mansion, with central heating and plush carpets, but if we fed him badly, he would not join.
