plops (Meaning)
plops
to allow the body to drop heavily, to make or move with a sound like that of something dropping into water, to fall, drop, or move suddenly with a sound like that of something dropping into water, to set, drop, or throw heavily, to place or set carelessly or hastily
Synonyms & Antonyms of plops
plops Sentence Examples
- The wet bird plops onto the windowsill, leaving a trail of water droplets.
- The heavy raindrops plop rhythmically on the roof, creating a soothing symphony.
- The doughy pancake plops onto the hot griddle, sending up clouds of steam.
- The kitten plops down on the carpet, her soft paws kneading the fibers.
- The frog plops into the pond, creating a gentle ripple that spreads across the water.
- The ripe tomato plops into the basket, its juicy flesh bursting upon impact.
- The large, sloppy dog plops down on the floor, spreading its limbs out wide.
- The heavy backpack plops onto the bed, its contents jostling and rustling.
- The cat plops down on the couch, crushing the stack of pillows beneath its weight.
- The liquid soap plops into the palm of my hand, its thick viscosity coating my skin.
FAQs About the word plops
to allow the body to drop heavily, to make or move with a sound like that of something dropping into water, to fall, drop, or move suddenly with a sound like th
tosses, plonks, plunks, plumps, flops, slings, heaves,flings, planks, flumps
ascensions,climbs, increases, raises, rises, soars, ascents, hoists,risings, hikes
The wet bird plops onto the windowsill, leaving a trail of water droplets.
The heavy raindrops plop rhythmically on the roof, creating a soothing symphony.
The doughy pancake plops onto the hot griddle, sending up clouds of steam.
The kitten plops down on the carpet, her soft paws kneading the fibers.
