[
UK
/flˈʌmp/
]
VERB
- fall heavily
-
set (something or oneself) down with or as if with a noise
He planked himself into the sofa
He planked the money on the table
How To Use flump In A Sentence
- But Cassidy just turns stomachs every time she so much as flumps into The Laundrette.
- She changed into her Sugar Daddy pajamas and flumped into bed while planning to declare war on the male race.
- Adele clicked off the phone and flumped on the couch next to Joel.
- So she sat down in a flump on a packing crate and told Elphaba the story. WICKED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST
- Emma flumped into a chair at her kitchen counter.
- Anywho, I pushed Damien out of my room and flumped back on my mattress.
- She heard a soft flump as Danny's arm dropped on to the bed, and she sighed, knowing what he was going to say next.
- Jepta sat across from her and Mikhail pulled up a chair, flumping down onto it and facing Navi as best he could, the glare still in his eyes.
- After about 8 seconds in the microwave we heard a slightly muffled "flump" sound, which turned out to be a Boll exploding into smaller boll-bits. CR4 - Recent Forum Threads and Blog Entries
- ‘No,’ Aidan sighed and flumped into a fluffy white beanbag.
