plumb
- adverb
- /plʌm/
- Informal
- I am plumb tired after that long hike.
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Are our politicians gone plumb crazy?
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Have you lost your mind, have you plumb lost your mind?
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And then when all the press stopped benchmarking it and all those users, well, they're just Plumb out of warranty.
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Her explanation was plumb confusing, making it hard to understand.
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The new rules are plumb ridiculous for our team.
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- Specialized
A tool with a hanging string and a bubble level to check vertical or horizontal lines
- Specialized
A straight narrow board with a hanging weight used to check if a wall is perfectly vertical
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Etymology
Plumb meaning 'completely' grew from the sense of being exactly right, like a plumb line that shows true vertical. A helpful way to remember it is to think of 'plumb' as 'totally' or 'right on the mark'.