plunk (for) (Meaning)

plunk (for)

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The heavy rain plunked relentlessly onto the roof, creating a deafening roar.
The coins plunked into the vending machine one after another, promising a sweet treat.
The pianist's fingers plunked on the keys, weaving a haunting melody through the room.
The golf ball plunked into the water hazard, eliciting a groan from the frustrated golfer.
The water droplets plunked down the glass window, obscuring the view outside.
The child plunked a toy car into her bathtub, creating a miniature racecourse.
The guitarist plunked his fingers on the strings, experimenting with different chords.
The dog's tail plunked against the floor, expressing its excitement at the sight of its owner.
The rain plunked hard against the windshield, making visibility almost impossible.
The marble plunked into the hole, securing a victory for the marble shooter.

adopt, advocate,endorse, support, champion,plump (for), go to bat for, patronize, hold a brief for, stand up for

oppose, frustrate, interfere, thwart, sabotage, foil, desert,let down, fail, disappoint

The heavy rain plunked relentlessly onto the roof, creating a deafening roar.

The coins plunked into the vending machine one after another, promising a sweet treat.

The pianist's fingers plunked on the keys, weaving a haunting melody through the room.

The golf ball plunked into the water hazard, eliciting a groan from the frustrated golfer.