flump
Third Person
flumps
Present Participle
flumping
Past Tense
flumped
Past Participle
flumped
1
to fall or sit down heavily, often with a soft or muffled sound
- Feeling utterly exhausted, she flumped onto the sofa, ready for a break.
- After a long day of hiking, the backpacker flumped down on a rock to catch their breath.
- The exhausted student flumped into the chair after completing a challenging exam.
- After finishing the marathon, the runner flumped onto the grass, muscles aching from the effort.
- The cat lazily flumped onto the cushion, enjoying a lazy afternoon nap.
Synonyms:
2
to set or throw an object down with a distinct, often soft or muffled sound
transitive
- After a frustrating day at work, he flumped his briefcase onto the desk, signaling the end of the day.
- Feeling overwhelmed, she flumped the stack of papers onto the table, eager to take a break.
- The tired chef flumped the chopping board onto the kitchen counter, completing the meal preparation.
- Feeling defeated, the player flumped the cards onto the table, signaling the end of the game.
- The gardener, exhausted from weeding, flumped the bag of garden waste onto the compost pile.