plonk

She plonked herself down on the couch.

He plonked the groceries on the kitchen counter.

The heavy raindrops plonked against the window.

He plonked his bag on the floor and flopped onto the bed.

She plonked a slice of cake onto a plate.

The cat plonked itself in front of the warm fireplace.

He plonked his hat on his head and headed out the door.

She plonked the book back on the shelf.

The toddler plonked his toy truck on the table.

The raindrops plonked into the puddles on the pavement.

The hand sanitiser, for instance, is not merely plonked onto tables but installed in solidlooking fixtures.

You are right, Kingy. We have to be certain we do not take any old plonk.

Well, I think I'll stick to my plonk for now, Sam.

" It's her, " said Ginny, plonking herself down on Harry's bed. " She's driving me mad."

They just plonked places down in arbitrary locations without any consistent scale.

George scooped the orange-coloured waxy stuff out of the tin and plonked it into the pan.

I'm afraid I wouldn't take it so seriously - I'll stick to drinking poorer quality, cheap red wine – sometimes called plonk!

And focused work is easier if you aren't suddenly plonked next to someone who sounds like Beaker from " The Muppets" .

And a fund manager in the room said, " No, no, you've got to do it." And picked up her chair, went and plonked it next to Crispin's, and then he started caressing her thigh.