plonk

Speech parts

1. plonk - Noun

2. plonk - Verb

3. plonk - Adverb

4. plonk - Interjection

Meaning

set (something or oneself) down with or as if with a noise

the noise of something dropping (as into liquid)

a cheap wine of inferior quality

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

plank plump plop plunk plump down flump plunk down park lodge place position put rest plant bang
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Antonyms

move shift disorder upset disperse relocate
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Hypernyms

noise wine put down set down vino place down

Phrases with the word

plonk oneself plonk oneself down

Examples

He planked the money on the table Source: Internet

He planked himself into the sofa Source: Internet

“The situation at this stage is I’m going to have a go with some training sessions and if my body holds up then I’ll plonk myself down at full-forward and give them a bit of a hand,” Mildren said on Sunday. Source: Internet

To erase your ramblings, plonk a cup of water on top of the book, then microwave until the cover logo changes colour. Source: Internet

Players will have to travel a little if they want to enjoy a game – unless they fancy a round of boozy mini-golf at Swingers, Puttshack or Plonk Golf, that is. Source: Internet

He is signing bottles of his plonk. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

plomestane plonge plongee plonk down plonk oneself plonk oneself down