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clonk
[klongk, klawngk]
noun
a low, dull sound of impact, as of a heavy object striking against another.
verb (used with or without object)
to make or cause to make such a sound.
clonk
/ ɒŋ /
verb
(intr) to make a loud dull thud
informal(tr) to hit
noun
a loud thudding sound
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of clonk1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of clonk1
Example Sentences
He might have been unsettled by a relatively slow start of 11 from 19 deliveries, or rattled by a clonk on the head from Alzarri Joseph.
To never clonk antlers with another bull or convince a comely cow that his genes are the best?
That there really was a Hitler Street in Yaphank, and roads named for Rommel and Goebbels as well, gives “Camp Siegfried” its big clonk of icky relevance.
“I had a big hoe in my hand, and it went, ‘clonk,’” said Mr. Craig-Brown, speaking by phone on Thursday from his farm near Hamilton, where a cow could be heard in the background.
Robbie picked up another toy and — clonk — hit his father with the toss.
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