IPA: /flʌmp/
KK: /flʌmp/
To fall or drop heavily, often making a soft thudding sound.
After a long day, he flumped onto the couch and sighed.
Past: flumped
Past Participle: flumped
A low, heavy sound made when something falls or drops onto a surface.
The book fell off the shelf with a loud flump.
To drop or place something in a heavy or clumsy way, often making a sound.
He flumped the bag onto the floor with a loud thud.
Past: flumped
Past Participle: flumped
This word originates from the dialectal English 'flump', meaning to fall or drop heavily. It describes a sudden, heavy fall or movement.
Imagine something falling heavily and making a 'flump' sound — that helps you remember that 'flump' means to drop or fall heavily.