| Front | plonk |
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| Back | plonk verb, noun BrE /plɒŋk/ NAmE /plɑːŋk/ verb verb forms word origin (especially BrE) (NAmE usually plunk) (informal) 1 ~ sth + adv./prep. to put sth down on sth, especially noisily or carelessly He plonked the books down on the table. Just plonk your bag anywhere. 2 ~ yourself (down) to sit down heavily or carelessly He just plonked himself down and turned on the TV. noun word origin (informal, especially BrE) 1 [uncountable] cheap wine that is not of good quality a bottle of the local plonk 2 [countable, usually singular] a low sound like that of sth heavy falling and hitting a surface She sat down with a plonk. |
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