Pronunciation: /plʌŋk/
noun a dull, metallic sound
A1 I heard a loud plunk as the rock hit the water.
A2 The plunk of the coins in the piggy bank was satisfying.
B1 The plunk of the piano keys echoed through the room.
B2 He made a plunk sound as he dropped the heavy box on the floor.
C1 The plunk of the hammer against the metal was rhythmic and soothing.
C2 The plunk of the rain on the roof created a peaceful ambiance.
verb to pluck or hit a stringed instrument with a quick, sharp motion
A1 I plunked the coin into the piggy bank.
A2 She plunked the keys on the table and walked away.
B1 The musician plunked away on the guitar, creating a catchy tune.
B2 He plunked down a hefty sum of money for the rare collectible.
C1 The basketball player plunked the ball into the net with precision.
C2 The chef plunked a dollop of whipped cream on top of the dessert masterpiece.
formal The musician plunked the keys of the grand piano with precision.
informal I like to plunk around on my guitar when I'm bored.
slang Let's plunk down on the couch and watch a movie.
figurative The decision to plunk down a large sum of money on a new car was a risky move.
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