thwomp
US/θwɔmp/
thwomp interjection: the dull sound of something landing heavily, or of something being struck hard.
Interjection
- The dull sound of something landing heavily, or of something being struck hard.
Origin of thwomp
Imitative; compare thwack and whomp.
Questions about thwomp
- What does thwomp mean?
- Thwomp means the dull sound of something landing heavily, or of something being struck hard.
- What part of speech is thwomp?
- Thwomp is an interjection.
- How do you pronounce thwomp?
- Thwomp is pronounced /θwɔmp/ (US).
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