plonk
1 of 2verb//plɑŋk//
Forms:plonks,plonking,plonked,plonked
1
to drop or place something heavily and without much care
transitive- She plonked the bags of groceries on the kitchen counter after a long day of shopping.
- The child plonked the toys into the bin without organizing them.
- In frustration, she plonked her books onto the table after a challenging study session.
- He plonked the toolbox on the garage floor before starting to work on the repairs.