plonks
Sets down heavily
Plonks serves as the third-person singular of plonk, meaning to set something down heavily or carelessly: She plonks her bag on the table every day.
In British and Australian slang, plonks is also the plural of plonk—cheap, low-quality wine: We brought a few plonks to the party.
Dull impact noise
Fall or release
- plopSoft dropping sound
- set downPlace or record formally
- depositPlace for safekeeping
- dumpWaste disposal site
thump · slap down · flop · land · settle · plunk · slam · throw down
Ordinary mealtime bottle
- house wineRestaurant's basic bottle offering
- jug wineCheap wine sold bulk
- box wineBagged vino in cardboard
- vinoWine, in Italian
thud
Dull impact noise
clang · thwack · bonk · clatter · bang · knock · rap · plop · splat · impact
drop
Fall or release
dump · thump · slap down · flop · land · settle · plunk · slam · throw down · toss
table wine
Ordinary mealtime bottle
- house wineRestaurant's basic bottle offering
- jug wineCheap wine sold bulk
- box wineBagged vino in cardboard
fumble
Handle with clumsy fingers
botch · flop · klutz · ham-fisted · awkward · clumsy · ungainly · maladroit · bumbling · oafish