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• I can't just plop down $50 for any old pair of jeans.From the entry plop down
• She hoisted the child effortlessly and plopped him in bed.From the entry effortlessly
• They plopped themselves down on the bed.From the entry plop down
• But then one day, a mischievous monkey landed with a purposeful plop right onto a capy's back!2011, Catherine Thimmesh, Friends: True Stories of Extraordinary Animal Friendships. From the entry capy
• And, hey, setlist boy, just remember where those two egregiosities plopped down to ruin the neighborhood.2011 March 27, Lfh, “Further covers The Clash -- what could be next?”, in rec.music.gdead (Usenet). From the entry egregiosity
• Elizabeth Martin came into my office and plopped down, I knew something was wrong.2004, Ronald J. Pelias, A Methodology of the Heart: Evoking Academic and Daily Life, page 163. From the entry plopper
• The rain went plop into the pools, and made a flattish, spattery sound on the rock.1920, Edith Ballinger Price, chapter 9, in Us and the Bottle Man, New York: Century, page 107. From the entry spattery
• The Warehouse gym is a little off the beaten track, plopped south of an interstate highway, behind a hidden road.2021 February 27, Jonathan Abrams, quoting Jewell Loyd, “Jewell Loyd Is in the Gym, Building Her Game and a Community”, in The New York…. From the entry og
• It climbed in a great curve and then it dropped with a splotty plop on to the dusty pavement.2017, Mark Billen, Beware of the Neighbourhood Witch, page 21. From the entry splotty
• She slides his bronze buckety looking thing over, turns it upside down, and plops her feet on it.2012, Janice Zalewski, The Unraveling … of the Rug Merchants, Xlibris Corporation, →ISBN, page 341. From the entry buckety
• “Have some of this macaroni salad,” Eric’s sister Debbie was saying as she plopped a heaping servingspoonful onto his plate.2004, Maureen Child, “Lost in Sensation”, in Love—from His Point of View!, Richmond, Surrey: Harlequin Mills & Boon Limited, published…. From the entry servingspoonful
• The cast netter's shoes crunch on the shell wash, and when his net connects with the water, there is the sound of plopping and splash.2015, Susan Cerulean, Coming to Pass, Florida's Coastal Islands in a Gulf of Change, page 147. From the entry cast-netter
• Roland jumped on the horse and with herculean strength picked her up one armed and plopped her down in front of him.2012, Lyn Brittan, Of Magic and Engineering, →ISBN. From the entry mechanical
• The girls plop the halushky into rolling water, ten at a time, and wait for them to float back to the top, perfectly cooked.2009, Shandi Mitchell, Under This Unbroken Sky: A Novel, New York, N.Y.: Harper, →ISBN, page 65. From the entry halushky
• A sweatdrop plopped to the floor.1980, Daniel Curzon, The Misadventures of Tim McPicks. From the entry sweatdrop
• Now there were long periods when he heard nothing except the wind in the trees and the plop of buckeyes on the earth.1973, Toni Morrison, Sula, Chatto & Windus (1993), page 155. From the entry buckeye
• It fell plop on my chest and I heard Ivan shriek just like a girl does when you hold a wiggling snake before her.1922, Neil Boyton, “I Celebrate My Fourteenth Birthday”, in Cobra Island: A Catholic Scout’s Adventures, New York, N.Y.; Cincinnati, Oh.…. From the entry monkeyese
• He did not make much of an entrance, he just made his way over to the edge of the lake and plopped his boots on the ground.2015, Christian Clason, Glastica. From the entry boots on the ground
• Sometimes my finger would have little crystals of sugar making their way to my mouth as she plopped my mug of cappuccino and whip cream in front of me.2015, Xena Leycea-Bruno, “Taunting Little Jar of Sugar”, in Girls Write Now: Two Decades of True Stories from Young Female Voices…. From the entry whip cream
• An object is a hundred-dollar word for a pretty simple concept: a chunk of information you create and edit in another program and then plop into a Word document.1995, Nancy Muir, Nancy Stevenson, Using Word 6 for Windows, →ISBN, page 233. From the entry hundred-dollar word
• The evident enjoyment with which he dipped a French fried potato into a glob of ketchup, then plopped it into his mouth, repaid Kristi in part.1984, Beatrice Warren, Nurse Kristi’s Secret, Avalon Books, →ISBN, page 141. From the entry french fried potato
• While it boils a bug runs down your forearm; you give the bug a flick with your nail, and it falls, plop! straight into the milk.1933 January 9, George Orwell [pseudonym; Eric Arthur Blair], chapter III, in Down and Out in Paris and London, London: Victor Gollancz…. From the entry foodless

Meaning of plop

1. noun A sound or action like liquid hitting a hard surface, or an object falling into a body of water.
2. noun Excrement.
3. verb To make the sound of an object dropping into a body of liquid.

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Questions about plop in a sentence

How do you use plop in a sentence?

Plop is used as a noun, verb and interjection. For example: “He heard the plops of rain on the roof.”

What is a short sentence with plop?

“A sweatdrop plopped to the floor.”

What does plop mean?

Plop means a sound or action like liquid hitting a hard surface, or an object falling into a body of water.