verb
- making a short, hollow sound by dropping or hitting something
- playing a stringed instrument by plucking the strings
- placing or setting something down heavily or carelessly
Usage: present participle of plunk
Usage: present participle of plunk
Usage: present participle of plunk; informal
noun
- the act or sound of plunking
Usage: gerund form
Examples
- She was plunking coins into the fountain one by one.
- The guitarist was plunking out a simple melody.
- He kept plunking his books down on the desk loudly.
- The plunking of raindrops on the roof was soothing.
- Stop plunking the piano keys so hard.
- The plunking sound echoed through the empty room.