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Often used in the same context:
plunk,
sit,
mosey,
saunter,
sidle,
nestle,
waddle,
slurp,
hunker,
scoot,
munch,
loll,
plonking,
lollygag,
schlep,
laze,
slink,
stare,
snuggle,
amble,
skulk,
scrunch,
snarf,
gulp,
toddle,
slosh,
yank,
smack,
traipse,
chuck,
gobble,
yack,
hop,
clomp,
perched,
trudge,
vegetate,
chomp,
gambol,
suck,
squish,
sip,
trundle,
let,
wander,
clamber,
cavort,
squashy,
soak,
kerplunk,
scurry,
prance,
lounging,
vegging,
piddle,
pour,
shlep,
stow,
grab,
scarfing,
chug,
dawdle,
upchuck,
gawk,
slouched,
dangle,
mooch,
stroll,
unhitch,
toodle,
drool,
holler,
put,
crapped,
bonks,
kneel,
shove,
flip,
futz,
lingerer,
tuck,
hang,
glom,
hie,
slopped,
clingers,
couch,
sprawled,
hightail,
busto,
schlump,
wolfs,
devour,
dine,
whomps,
clopped,
scribble,
stomp,
crumple,
cluck,
loosey,
proverbial,
thud,
thump,
creak,
crunch,
thuds,
whoosh,
clink,
hiss,
rasp,
rattle,
rumble,
clap,
gurgle,
swish,
crackle,
gurgling,
splash,
whir,
whirr,
squishy,
2nd,
aah,
abhorrent,
abrupt,
academically,
accented,
accentuated,
accompanying,
accordant,
accustom'd,
ack,
acousmatic,
acoustically,
actuarially,
actuating,
acuter,
adding,
adventitious
More general:
come down,
descend,
drop,
fall,
go down,
noise,
place down,
put down,
set down
Synonyms:
flump,
plank,
plonk,
plump,
plump down,
plunk,
plunk down
Also try:
— Adjectives for plop:
soft,
loud,
little,
dull,
faint,
wet,
tiny,
occasional,
heavy,
gentle,
audible,
more...
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