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plunk down

verb

Definition of PLUNK DOWN

intransitive verb
:  to drop abruptly :  settle into position
transitive verb
1
a :  to put down usually firmly or abruptly <plunked the items down on the counter>
b :  to settle (oneself) into position <plunked himself down on the bench>
2
:  to pay out <reluctant to plunk down the money for a new car>
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First Known Use of PLUNK DOWN

1891

Rhymes with PLUNK DOWN

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