plushed
/plʌʃt/adjective
Of a fabric: made with a long nap; having the pile crushed or flattened. Of furniture, etc.: upholstered with plush or a similar fabric.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Nashe (d. c1601), writer. From plush + -ed.
- 'Change
- changeability
- changeable
- changeableness
- changeably
- change address
- change colour
- change down
- changeful
- change hands
- changeless
- changelessly
- changelessness
- changeling
- change management
- changement
- changement de pieds
- change of pace
- change of scene
- change of scenery
- change of the monsoon
- change one's mind
- change one's tune
- change (or switch or shift) gear
- changeout