IPA: /wʌmp/
KK: /wʌmp/
A sound made by something heavy falling or hitting a surface, often described as a thump or thud.
I heard a loud whump when the box hit the ground.
The word 'whump' originates from the dialectal English term, meaning to strike or hit with a dull sound. It is often used to describe a heavy thudding noise or the act of falling heavily.
Imagine a heavy object making a dull sound when it hits the ground — that's what 'whump' describes.