ploop
/pluːp/
ploop interjection: the sound of a small object falling into liquid.
Interjection
Noun
ploop (plural ploops)
- An instance of this sound.
- I heard a ploop, but I couldn't tell where it came from.
Forms of ploop
| plural | ploops |
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Origin of ploop
Imitative; compare the more common plop.
Words that rhyme with ploop
39 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- bloop
- cloop
- whoop
- coupe
- regroup
- roop
- saloop
- sloop
- snoop
- stoup
- alley oop
- boop
- gloop
- goop
- horse scoop
- jupe
- loupe
- roup
- troupe
- Tuesday Group
- astoop
- chat group
- croup
- dedupe
- drupe
- fisherman's soup
- FOUP
- French onion soup
- ginger group
- L'Anse-au-Loup
- locker loop
- matrix group
- pupe
- shoop
- stewp
- stoep
- stupe
- voop
- zoop
Questions about ploop
- What does ploop mean?
- Ploop means the sound of a small object falling into liquid.
- What part of speech is ploop?
- Ploop can be an interjection or a noun.
- How do you pronounce ploop?
- Ploop is pronounced /pluːp/.
Words near ploop in the dictionary
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