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- Dictionaryclunk/klʌŋk/
noun
- 1. a dull sound such as that made by heavy metal objects striking together: "there was a clunk as the receiver went down"
- 2. a stupid or foolish person: informal US "don't let her see what a clunk I'm married to"
verb
- 1. move with or make a clunk: "the machinery clunked into life"
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to make the sound of heavy objects hitting together, or to cause this sound to be made: She emptied the change out of her purse and clunked it into her piggy bank. clunk. noun [ C ] us / klʌŋk / We heard a loud clunk as the ferry hit the side of the dock.
noun. 1. : a blow or the sound of a blow : thump. 2. : a dull or stupid person. Synonyms. Noun. airhead. birdbrain. blockhead. bonehead. bubblehead. chowderhead. chucklehead. clodpoll. clodpole. clot [ British]
noun. a blow or the sound of a blow. a dull metallic sound. a dull or stupid person. the gurgling sound of a liquid. the sound of a cork being removed from a bottle.
to make the sound of heavy objects hitting together, or to cause this sound to be made: She emptied the change out of her purse and clunked it into her piggy bank. clunk. noun [ C ] us / klʌŋk / We heard a loud clunk as the ferry hit the side of the dock.
A clunk is a sound made by a heavy object hitting something hard. Something fell to the floor with a clunk. 2. verb. If a heavy object clunks on or against something, it hits it and makes a dull sound. His feet clunked on the wooden steps. [VERB preposition] ...a slight clunking noise. [VERB -ing] Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary.
Definitions of clunk. noun. a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects) synonyms: clump, thud, thump, thumping. see more. verb. make or move along with a sound as of a horse's hooves striking the ground. synonyms: clop, clump, plunk. see more.
Define clunk. clunk synonyms, clunk pronunciation, clunk translation, English dictionary definition of clunk. n. 1. A dull sound; a thump. 2. A blow that produces a dull sound. 3. Informal A stupid, dull person. v. clunked , clunk·ing , clunks v. intr. 1.
