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clunk
clunk C0426500 (klŭngk)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. To make or move with a clunk.2. To strike something so as to make a dull sound.v.tr. To strike so as to make a dull sound: "Icy weather affected the clock's mechanism and for several hours Big Ben clunked instead of bonged the time changes" (Christian Science Monitor). [Imitative.]clunk (klʌŋk) n1. a blow or the sound of a blow2. a dull metallic sound3. a dull or stupid person4. chiefly a. the gurgling sound of a liquidb. the sound of a cork being removed from a bottlevbto make or cause to make such a sound[C19: of imitative origin]clunk (klʌŋk) v.i., v.t. 1. to hit hard, esp. on the head. 2. clonk (def. 2). n. 3. a hard hit, esp. on the head. 4. Informal. a stupid person. 5. clonk (def. 1). 6. Informal. clunker (def. 2). [1790–1800; imitative; compare clink1, clank] clunk Past participle: clunked Gerund: clunking
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I clunk | you clunk | he/she/it clunks | we clunk | you clunk | they clunk |
Preterite |
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I clunked | you clunked | he/she/it clunked | we clunked | you clunked | they clunked |
Present Continuous |
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I am clunking | you are clunking | he/she/it is clunking | we are clunking | you are clunking | they are clunking |
Present Perfect |
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I have clunked | you have clunked | he/she/it has clunked | we have clunked | you have clunked | they have clunked |
Past Continuous |
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I was clunking | you were clunking | he/she/it was clunking | we were clunking | you were clunking | they were clunking |
Past Perfect |
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I had clunked | you had clunked | he/she/it had clunked | we had clunked | you had clunked | they had clunked |
Future |
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I will clunk | you will clunk | he/she/it will clunk | we will clunk | you will clunk | they will clunk |
Future Perfect |
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I will have clunked | you will have clunked | he/she/it will have clunked | we will have clunked | you will have clunked | they will have clunked |
Future Continuous |
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I will be clunking | you will be clunking | he/she/it will be clunking | we will be clunking | you will be clunking | they will be clunking |
Present Perfect Continuous |
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I have been clunking | you have been clunking | he/she/it has been clunking | we have been clunking | you have been clunking | they have been clunking |
Future Perfect Continuous |
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I will have been clunking | you will have been clunking | he/she/it will have been clunking | we will have been clunking | you will have been clunking | they will have been clunking |
Past Perfect Continuous |
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I had been clunking | you had been clunking | he/she/it had been clunking | we had been clunking | you had been clunking | they had been clunking |
Conditional |
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I would clunk | you would clunk | he/she/it would clunk | we would clunk | you would clunk | they would clunk |
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I would have clunked | you would have clunked | he/she/it would have clunked | we would have clunked | you would have clunked | they would have clunked | ThesaurusNoun | 1. | clunk - a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects)thud, thump, thumping, clumpsound - the sudden occurrence of an audible event; "the sound awakened them" | Verb | 1. | clunk - make or move along with a sound as of a horse's hooves striking the groundclop, clump, plunksound, go - make a certain noise or sound; "She went `Mmmmm'"; "The gun went `bang'" |
clunknounA stroke or blow, especially one that produces a sound:beat, pound, thud, thump.verbTo make a dull sound by or as if by striking a surface with a heavy object:clomp, clump, thud.Translationsclunk
clunk down1. To set something down clumsily or loudly. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "clunk" and "down." The guys lugged the couch inside and clunked it down in the middle of the living room.2. To fall heavily or loudly. Did you hear that tree branch clunk down in the middle of the night?See also: clunk, downclunkheadOne who is regarded as stupid, boorish, and bumbling. Of course that clunkhead would knock over the whole display after being here just five minutes!clunk down[for something] to drop or fall, making the sound "clunk." A large piece of metal clunked down right in front of me. A tree branch clunked down on the roof and damaged a few shingles.See also: clunk, downclunk something downto drop or place something heavily on something so that it makes a clunking noise. He clunked the big box down on the table. He clunked down all his school books on the table.See also: clunk, downclunk1. tv. to strike someone or something. The branch clunked the roof as it fell. 2. n. a hit; the sound of a hit. I heard a clunk on the roof. Must be reindeer. clunkhead n. an oaf; a stupid dolt. My brother can be such a clunkhead! Can’t do nothing right! clunk Related to clunk: Clunk TestSynonyms for clunknoun a stroke or blow, especially one that produces a soundSynonymsverb to make a dull sound by or as if by striking a surface with a heavy objectSynonymsSynonyms for clunknoun a heavy dull sound (as made by impact of heavy objects)SynonymsRelated Wordsverb make or move along with a sound as of a horse's hooves striking the groundSynonymsRelated Words |