plonk
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
Britannica Dictionary definition of PLONK
[noncount]
chiefly British, informal
:
cheap wine that is not of good quality
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plonk
/ˈplɑːŋk/
verb
plonks;
plonked;
plonking
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plonk
/ˈplɑːŋk/
verb
plonks;
plonked;
plonking
Britannica Dictionary definition of PLONK
[+ object]
British, informal
:
to drop or place (something or someone) in a forceful and often careless way
:
plunk
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He plonked the suitcase onto the bench.
plonk down
[phrasal verb]
plonk down
or
plonk yourself down
British, informal
:
to sit or lie down suddenly in a careless way
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He plonked down [=(chiefly US) plunked down] beside me.
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She plonked herself down on the sofa.
