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flump
[ fluhmp ]
noun
- the act or sound of flumping.
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“He left for a while, then we heard him come back. Just a few seconds later, we heard a big old ‘flump’ and he landed out in the soybean field,” Jane Alsup said.
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Halfway through, a curtain flumped down, the lights went up and everyone was wafted out of the cinema.
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Klunk, flump went the brush and rag as Mama dropped them into the pail.
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They landed with a soft flump on Harry’s bed, and the middle owl, which was large and gray, keeled right over and lay motionless.
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This week, Zac Goldsmith and Sadiq Khan both flumped questions on a quiz about London - the city they hope to become mayor of in May.
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