"plump hands" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a person's hands that are full and rounded in shape, often seen as a sign of good health or youth. This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as in literature, descriptions of characters, or in everyday conversation. Example sentence: "The old woman had a gentle smile and plump hands that showed she had spent a life of hard work and simple pleasures."
But every part of him, almost, seemed to have something swollen about it, from his big, close-cropped head to his plump hands.
2.35pm GMT 90+2 mins: City have done a bit of stoppage-time threatening, but Robinson now has the ball in his safe, plump hands.
The twenty-three-year-old comic actor Jonah Hill has an aureole of electrified hair, a coarse whine, and plump hands, which he waves around like an unhinged conductor.
Cutting through the pomp and circumstance is a charming study by Jean-Baptiste Greuze, of a bird pinned ever so gently between the plump hands of a young girl.
She weighs her loot in her soft, plump hand, and exclaims triumphantly, "À Bamako?
"The water is coming this way," he said wretchedly, his elbow on the desk, his plump hand on his brow.
(He sometimes did so literally, pushing his grinning way through the crowds with the Saltire clasped in one plump hand).
Fire up the sinister laugh, find a white cat to be stroked by a bejeweled, plump hand, and complete the James Bond movie cliché by making the villain elaborately polite, calling everyone "Mister" this and "Miss" that, in the liquid, languid manner of the arrogant British toff.
Her children tugged at her, punched her; the oldest boy shouted, "Hey, Ma, that's you!" But Mrs. Ashida was bashful; she rubbed her eyes with her baby-plump hands and laughed.
Four recent operations for abdominal cancer have left him gaunt, but Zaramella still has plump, mobile hands and speaks in a mellow baritone.
Others politely interrupted to shake Plump's hand and wonder aloud about what Butler had accomplished.
