plop

Converse of object

• hear: We hear the plop of a frog jumping into the canal.

Preposition: through

• letterbox: Every month throughout the year that good feeling is regenerated as your favorite magazine plops through the letterbox.

Adjective modifier

• soft: It lands with a soft plop in the pint of Worthington Mild in front of the largest of them.

Preposition: into

• water: At this stage walk very softly and you may be lucky to see some wild turtles which quickly plop into the water and dive.

Modifies a noun

• fizz: Plop plop fizz fizz, oh what a relief it is, Plop plop fizz fizz, oh what a relief it is.

Modifying Another Word

• just: But if you just plop a big roller there, its going to be useless if the gap really is 2mm.
• down: He had hit rocks and plopped back down into the snow.
• then: Finish with a Quark layer then plop the last few cherries randomly on top and sprinkle lightly with crumbs for an attractive finish.
• n't: Our best pictures of the human mind suggest that we do n't plop our mental activities into single, ordered boxes.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: For about 15 years starting in the late 60's, a squatter plopped down in Alan Bennett's front garden.
• out: Jodotha plopped out onto the floor of the corridor, barely breathing.