How to spell PLULP correctly?

If you accidentally typed "plulp" instead of another word, some possible correct alternatives could be "plump" or "pulp". "Plump" refers to something pleasantly fat or rounded, while "pulp" refers to either the soft, moist part of fruit or the unwanted material in papermaking. Both options make more sense than "plulp."

• plop
• plump Her grandmother's plump hands were always warm and welcoming.
• pulp
• pulpy The orange juice was pulpy and had bits of fruit in it.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries