flump

[flʌmp]

flump Definition

• 1. to fall or sit down heavily and noisily
• 2. a dull sound made by something heavy falling

Using flump: Examples

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

• Example

  She flumped onto the sofa after a long day at work.

• Example

  The book flumped onto the floor when she dropped it.

• Example

  The snowflakes flumped onto the ground.

flump Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for flump

• thud
• plonk
• plop

Phrases with flump

• flump down

  to sit down heavily and noisily

  Example

  He flumped down on the chair and let out a sigh.

• flump into bed

  to fall into bed heavily and without energy

  Example

  After the party, she flumped into bed and fell asleep immediately.

• flump of snow

  a heavy fall of snow

  Example

  The flump of snow overnight meant that the roads were closed in the morning.

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Summary: flump in Brief

'Flump' [flʌmp] is a verb and noun that describes a heavy and noisy fall or sitting down. It can be used to describe the sound of something heavy falling as well. Examples include 'She flumped onto the sofa after a long day at work.' and 'The book flumped onto the floor when she dropped it.' Phrases include 'flump down,' 'flump into bed,' and 'flump of snow.'