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to flump
01
to fall or sit down heavily, often with a soft or muffled sound
Intransitive: to flump somewhere
Example
The cat lazily flumped onto the cushion, enjoying a lazy afternoon nap.
Feeling utterly exhausted, she flumped onto the sofa, ready for a break.
The exhausted student flumped into the chair after completing a challenging exam.
02
to set or throw an object down with a distinct, often soft or muffled sound
Transitive: to flump sth somewhere
Example
The tired chef flumped the chopping board onto the kitchen counter, completing the meal preparation.
The gardener, exhausted from weeding, flumped the bag of garden waste onto the compost pile.
After a frustrating day at work, he flumped his briefcase onto the desk, signaling the end of the day.
Example
The cat lazily flumped onto the cushion, enjoying a lazy afternoon nap.
Feeling utterly exhausted, she flumped onto the sofa, ready for a break.
The exhausted student flumped into the chair after completing a challenging exam.
After finishing the marathon, the runner flumped onto the grass, muscles aching from the effort.
