clunk



clunk down

[for something] to drop or fall, making the sound "clunk." A large piece of metal clunked down right in front of me. A tree branch clunked down on the roof and damaged a few shingles.
See also: clunk, down

clunk something down

to drop or place something heavily on something so that it makes a clunking noise. He clunked the big box down on the table. He clunked down all his school books on the table.
See also: clunk, down

clunk

1. tv. to strike someone or something. The branch clunked the roof as it fell.
2. n. a hit; the sound of a hit. I heard a clunk on the roof. Must be reindeer.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
KristjÁN-Icelandic
Yehowah-Theology
HarperHAHR-pərEnglish
MerylMERL, MER-əlEnglish
Dumisani-Southern African, Zulu
Vivianavee-vee-AH-nah (Italian)Italian, Spanish, Late Roman