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Meanings of
thumping
in English
Catalan
cop sord
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A heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects)
thud
clump
thump
clunk
Catalan
cop sord
(Used informally) very large.
banging
whopping
humongous
walloping
Related terms
big
large
Synonyms
Examples for "
thud
"
thud
clump
thump
clunk
Examples for "
thud
"
1
The reality of her new situation was brought home with a
thud
.
2
I could hardly believe that dull
thud
issued from my own body.
3
The
thud
of big wooden sledge hammers driving in the tent stakes.
4
A bit later I heard his shoes
thud
against the floor, separately.
5
I heard a dull
thud
inside and knew exactly what it was.
1
Talen skirted rounded the
clump
of trees and immediately saw the situation.
2
It lay just under that particular
clump
of bushes, in the shade.
3
He strode outside Garadar a short way to a
clump
of trees.
4
The shack is straight back in the deepest
clump
of buttonball trees.
5
The house stood back from the road in its
clump
of pines.
1
Weary male voices chant 'One, two, free!', followed by a chain-clanking
thump
.
2
A noise came from behind the nearby elm tree: a heavy
thump
.
3
A moment later a heavy
thump
on the roof shook the cab.
4
The familiar
thump
of the postern gate shutting was therefore most unwelcome.
5
Through the stillness of the night there sounded the
thump
of oar-locks.
1
Across the room, something heavy fell to the floor with a
clunk
.
2
Seconds later I heard another
clunk
,
receding footsteps, then the slamming door.
3
She corked the oil bottle and set it down with a
clunk
.
4
Reggie turned the key and they heard the
clunk
of a mechanism.
5
The negatives include ventilation controls that
clunk
and scrape with no damping.
Usage of
thumping
in English
1
Yet, the faint cries for help plus some dull
thumping
noises continue.
2
Europe's population is in decline, and American supremacy has taken a
thumping
.
3
Bullies, pimps, and predators often didn't understand anything but a good
thumping
.
4
The
thumping
noise was louder; he was going in the right direction.
5
The anniversary will be marked this year with much fanfare and
chest
-
thumping
.
6
After a few minutes, Zilpha heard a
thumping
noise inside the machine.
7
In the distance he could hear the
thumping
of the water pump.
8
Heart
thumping
,
she went to the open ballroom doors and looked in.
9
He said something I couldn't hear over the
thumping
of the rain.
10
My heart started
thumping
hard, as if I'd been in a fight.
11
Heart
thumping
,
I liberated my prize and stumbled back to the building.
12
He set it down again,
thumping
the heavy glass against the countertop.
13
The kudzu had taken to
thumping
over and over on the glass.
14
The animal moved steadily toward him, its footsteps
thumping
on the ground.
15
Hector the Barber was now
thumping
his foot in time and grinning.
16
It's the moose-hunting, liberal-baiting,
bible
-
thumping
governor of the US's most obscure state.
Other examples for "thumping"
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About this term
thumping
thump
Verb
Present
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
loud thumping
hear a thumping
Translations for
thumping
Catalan
cop sord
bum
patacada
Thumping
through the time
Thumping
across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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