Similar words: plummet, tummy, dummy, mummy, rummy, yummy, gummy, crummy. Meaning: ['plʌmɪ] 
adj. 1. very desirable 2. (of a voice) affectedly mellow and rich.
adj. 1. very desirable 2. (of a voice) affectedly mellow and rich. 
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(1) This wine has an almost plummy flavour.
(2) It has some plummy fruit, with sufficient tannin for only ￡2.74.
(3) In spite of that plummy voice, she'd make it all right, or his name wasn't Walter Wetherby!
(4) Style: Dry red, medium - bodied, plummy flavors and smooth tannins.
(5) Rich and plummy on the palate, this easy drinking rose wine has deep cherry undertones and a soft, smooth finish.
(6) In the mouth sweet and plummy fruit with an impressive vigor, length , and freshness.
(7) Rich and plummy on the palate, this easy drinking rose wine has cherry undertones and a soft, smooth finish.
(8) It goes well with Cabernet, offsetting that grape's fruitiness with its plummy taste. Sentencedict.com
(9) Comments: Medimm - Bodied red wine with concentrated blackcurrant and plummy bouquet, velvet texture with vanilla oaks taste.
(10) The sounds produced by the bassist, Phil Lesh, were by turns plummy and thick, trebly and melodic.
(11) Medimm - Bodied red wine with concentrated blackcurrant and plummy bouquet, velvet texture with vanilla oaks taste.
(12) Style: Dry red, full - bodied, vanilla oak and plummy taste.