verb
- past tense of whump; to hit or strike with a dull, heavy sound
Usage: informal
Examples
- The book whumped onto the floor when it fell from the shelf.
- He whumped his fist on the table in frustration.
- The heavy bag whumped against the wall.
- She whumped down in the chair after a long day.
- The baseball whumped into the catcher’s mitt.
- The door whumped shut behind them.