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Meanings of plonk in anglès

Set (something or oneself) down with or as if with a noise.

Slang for a user being added to a killfile.

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Examples for "plonked"
1
Then the sound of the kettle being plonked down on the cooker.
The Irish Times
2
COMPUTERS are no longer just beige boxes plonked on a desk.
News.com.au
3
Thus the decision tree grows and a star CEO is plonked on top.
BBC
4
I plonked the glass on the bar and burped, my sinuses already stretching.
Shadowglass: the shadowfae chronicles
5
Whipping out her new blaster, she plonked it right up against his nose.
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens
Usage of plonk in anglès
1
Either way, you want unpretentious plonk that promises not to be poisonous.
The Irish Times
2
He asked me if I would drink tea or beer or plonk.
A Town like Alice
3
What should you plonk your butt on the couch for this month?
News.com.au
4
There's nothing quite like a vintage South African brand of plonk, is there?
The South African
5
The old image of plonk grappa is difficult to shrug off, producers say.
Reuters
6
Steer clear of the cheap plonk that is sloshing around the Irish market.
The Irish Times
7
We can't just take our methodology and plonk it over there.
Radio NZ
8
It's all about drinkable plonk at a decent price, right?
The Irish Times
9
Why not plonk something calmer and gentler in the middle?
The Guardian
10
Show me a Chippendale commode and I'll plonk a mug of tea on it.
The Irish Times
11
MARKET indicators suggested it was a good old-fashioned plonk on runaway Cup winner Self Sense.
News.com.au
12
I don't know, it's supposed to be art but why plonk a state house here?
Radio NZ
13
Take two opposites and plonk yourself in the middle.
The Guardian
14
It's a smooth, fruity, almost strawberry-scented wine without the sickly aftertaste of cheap pink plonk.
The Guardian
15
A definite feeling that dire old plonk was disappearing.
The Irish Times
16
Ice for the Emu beer and, if you're feeling a bit fancy, to plonk in the wine.
News.com.au
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