Verb: plump for plúmp for
- Actively promote or advocate for someone to take on a particular role
"He plumped for the Labor Party";
- back, endorse, indorse [rare], support
- Choose or decide in favour of one thing from multiple options, especially decisively or suddenly
"After much deliberation, she finally plumped for the red dress"
Derived forms: plumped for, plumping for, plumps for
Type of: approve, greenlight, green-light, O.K., OK, okay, sanction