plumb

Miller says he sympathizes with what I’m saying about the power of art coming from the connection with a human artist, plumbing their emotions and consciousness.

He has no redeeming or (even complicating) qualities—no depths to plumb, no angles to survey, no gray areas to explore.

Nearly 65 years after the fact, it's amazing how much of what we think we know about Britain's "finest" hour is just plumb wrong.

In the “just plumb crazy” class, I put the business of his chaining his mug to the radiator to prevent its being stolen.

She believes her illness has bestowed on her a single-mindedness that causes her to plumb the same waters again and again.

Her companions stuck to the side of the road, but Suu Kyi walked into the middle, plumb in the line of fire.

Then, grandpaw, he turns round to the baby again, plumb took up with them four new nippers.

He put his hand to his belt, screwed up his mug, and said he felt plumb et up inside.

I just sit there, knocked plumb silly, almost, and looked at a big rose in the carpet.

An' I'm here t' declare that it's plumb foolish t' mix things with that layout till we can see t' shoot tolerable straight.

On either side of this isolated bar of sandstone a plumb-line might have been dropped straight to the level of the river.