plonk

(pläŋk)

transitive verb, intransitive verb, noun

plunk

noun

Brit., Informal cheap, inferior wine

Origin: < ? Fr (vin) blanc, white (wine)

See plonk in American Heritage Dictionary 4

verb, n. & adv.

Variant of plunk.

noun
Chiefly British Slang

Cheap or inferior wine.

Origin:

Origin: Short for earlier plink-plonk

Origin: , perhaps alteration of French vin blanc, white wine

Origin: : vin, wine (from Old French; see vinegar)

Origin: + blanc, white (from Old French; see blank)

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