clonk

[klɒŋk]

clonk Definition

• 1. a dull, heavy sound made by hitting something
• 2. to hit or strike something with a dull, heavy sound

Using clonk: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "clonk" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He clonked his head on the low ceiling.

• Example

  The old car clonked down the road.

• Example

  She clonked the pots and pans together loudly.

• Example

  The hammer clonked against the metal.

clonk Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for clonk

• thud
• bang
• knock
• hit
• strike

Phrases with clonk

• clonk one's head

  to hit one's head with a dull, heavy sound

  Example

  He clonked his head on the low ceiling.

• clonk down the road

  to move heavily and noisily down the road

  Example

  The old car clonked down the road.

• clonk pots and pans

  to make a loud, dull sound by hitting pots and pans together

  Example

  She clonked the pots and pans together loudly.

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Summary: clonk in Brief

'Clonk' [klɒŋk] is a verb and noun that refers to a dull, heavy sound made by hitting something. It can be used to describe hitting or striking something with a dull, heavy sound, such as 'The hammer clonked against the metal.' 'Clonk' also extends into phrases like 'clonk one's head,' which means to hit one's head with a dull, heavy sound.