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When Wild Whip saw the results of the experiment he gave an instant and dramatic order: "Hereafter all pineapple on our plantations will be grown under paper," and he worked diligently with Dr. Schilling and the California wood-plup people in devising a special paper that resisted water for the first seven months of its life, then slowly disintegrated so that by the tenth month the field was clean.

Hawaii Michener, James 1959

The slowly rising souffle in the oven went plup-plup, plup-plup, and after a while a thin tendril of ardma suggested that it was beginning to brown on top, or at least thinking about it.

A Case Of Conscience Blish, James 1953

The slowly rising souffle in the oven went plup-plup, plup-plup, and after a while a thin tendril of ardma suggested that it was beginning to brown on top, or at least thinking about it.

A Case Of Conscience Blish, James 1953

She closed her eyes, sitting very still, and heard the water saying plup-plup-plup all round her, and she was afraid.

Nocturne Frank Swinnerton 1933

For a quarter of an hour the only sounds were the plup of fingers withdrawn from mouths filled with _popoi_, and the faint creaming of waves on the beach.

White Shadows in the South Seas Frederick O'Brien 1900

The more obvious exhibit is called "Broads on Broad Street" and features big posters of half-dressed ladies straight off a plup magazine cover.

Phillyist wlongmire 2010

It was pretty cool; it pulsed, it coated my lashes, kept them separated, didn't really plup them but overall I was really pleased.

Ask Fashion Kitty 2009

“He had to be on the set at 7: 30, so he’d be hitting the tennis ball as soon as it would be daylight, and she’d say, ‘I’m tired of that plup, plup, plup.’

The Street Where They Lived Purdum, Todd S. 1999