flumping Synonyms

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to move or fall suddenly and heavily, a dull heavy sound (as of a fall), to place or drop with a flump

The exhausted cat let out a loud flumping sound as it collapsed onto the soft cushion.
The heavy raindrops flumped against the windowpane, creating a soothing rhythm.
After a long day of hiking, the hiker flumped onto the ground, too tired to take another step.
The overstuffed pillow flumped over the edge of the couch, providing a comfortable spot for lounging.
With a disappointed sigh, the deflated balloon flumped to the ground during the party.
The wet laundry flumped heavily into the basket as I gathered it from the clothesline.
The toddler giggled as she flumped down onto the pile of pillows her mother had arranged for her.
The exhausted runner's legs felt like lead as they flumped onto the grass at the end of the race.
The heavy sack of potatoes flumped onto the kitchen counter with a thud.
As the snow continued to fall, it flumped softly onto the ground, creating a pristine white blanket.

to move or fall suddenly and heavily, a dull heavy sound (as of a fall), to place or drop with a flump

plopping, tossing, flinging, installing,plumping, planking, flopping, plunking, plonking, slinging

No antonyms found.

The exhausted cat let out a loud flumping sound as it collapsed onto the soft cushion.

The heavy raindrops flumped against the windowpane, creating a soothing rhythm.

After a long day of hiking, the hiker flumped onto the ground, too tired to take another step.

The overstuffed pillow flumped over the edge of the couch, providing a comfortable spot for lounging.