plonk
noun/plɒŋk/
/plɑːŋk/
(especially British English, informal)- [uncountable] cheap wine that is not of good quality
- a bottle of the local plonk
- [countable, usually singular] a low sound like that of something heavy falling and hitting a surface
- She sat down with a plonk.
Word Originnoun sense 1 1930s (originally Australian): probably an alteration of blanc in French vin blanc ‘white wine’. noun sense 2 late 19th cent. (originally dialect): imitative; compare with plunk.
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